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Novel reversible integer Fourier transform with control bits

Grigoryan, 2007

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8919399083444222884
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Grigoryan A
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IEEE transactions on signal processing

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This paper presents a novel concept of the reversible integer discrete Fourier transform (RiDFT) of order 2 r, r> 2, when the transform is split by the paired representation into a minimum set of short transforms, ie, transforms of orders 2 k, k< r. By means of the paired …
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