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If you have a real number series, if you perform a FFT analysis you get a
series of complex numbers that are the components in the frequency domain of the function. If you perform an inverse FFT analysis from a complex number series why do you get again a complex number series ? Are the real parts the function from which you get the initial harmonic components ? What is the meaning of the imaginary parts ? Best Regards Ilver Belletti |
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