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Efficient type‐4 and type‐5 non‐uniform FFT methods in the one‐dimensional caseSelva, 2018
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- Selva J
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The so‐called non‐uniform fast Fourier transform (NFFT) is a family of algorithms for efficiently computing the Fourier transform of finite‐length signals, whenever the time or frequency grid is non‐uniformly spaced. Among the five usual NFFT types, types 4 and 5 …
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