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FFT_INVERSE

Appendix A Sec24.

FFT_INVERSE

FFT_INVERSE(AR, AI) computes the inverse Fast Fourier Transform of the two frequency series AR and AI

Arguments:

AR

Real part of an FFT transform. Variable with a frequency axis; may be a function of x, y, and/or z

 

AI

Imaginary part of an FFT transform. Variable with a frequency axis; may be a function of x, y, and/or z

Result Axes:

X

Inherited from AR, AI

 

Y

Inherited from AR, AI

 

Z

Inherited from AR, AI

 

T

Abstract axis: 2*length of input frequency axes of AR and AI

The returned time axis is abstract; the user will need to regrid it to the appropriate time axis.

See the note in chapter 3 above, on the context of variables passed to functions.

The code is based on the FFT routines in Swarztrauber's FFTPACK available at https://www.netlib.org/. See the section on FFTA for more discussion.