Fourier tranforms

FIGURE 7.12 Fourier tranform magnitude of kl (k) versus k theoretical EXAFS spectra generated from FEFFIT software by setting coordination numbers to their nominal values, and other EXAFS parameters as described in the experimental section. (Light solid line) Debye-Waller factor of 0.000 and (heavy solid line) Debye-Waller factor of 0.010. Grange of 2.5 to 10 A-1. 

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This represents an initial concentration field in which all of the diffusing species is concentrated at the origin. To find Co of eqn (7.21), we require c k, 0). If we Fourier tranform the initial concentration profile given in eqn (7.22), the result is c(k,0) = 1. We are now prepared to invert the transformed concentration profile to find its real space representation given by... 

Tajmie-Riahi ha, Naoui M and Ahmad R (1993a) The effects of Cu2+ and Pb2+ on the solution structure of calf thymus DNA DNA condensation and denaturation studied by Fourier tranform in difference spectroscopy. Biopolymers 33 1819— 1824. 

T. C. Earrar, E. D. Becker, Pulse and Fourier Tranform NMR, Academic Press, New York, 1971. 

Brown, R. S., Weil, D. A., and Wilkins, C. L., "Laser Desorption-Fourier Tranform Mass Spectrometry for the Characterization of Polymers," Macromol., 19, 1255-1260, 1986. 

We see that the wave function ip2 resembles the function (multiplied with the transition dipole moment) but is weighted with the Fourier-tranform I t T) which determines the norm of the wave function. The integration is performed over a smooth envelope function f t,T) and an oscillating phase factor. According to the stationary phase approximation [14], the modulus of the integral will be largest at the stationary points Rg for which the exponent in Eq.(6) is zero ... 

Figure 17.9 depicts the relationships between the orthogonal components of the received vector (1 and Q) to the original vector, which has an amplitude and a phase. The expressions for tranform-ing from one to the other coordinate system are shown. Fortunately, the signal processor (MTl or fast Fourier transform (FFT)) often operates in the I/Q domain, so the transformations are not required. 

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