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  1. Fourier Transform

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    Applications in Spectral Analysis and Filtering
    The primary utility of the FT lies in moving to the frequency domain to simplify analysis, particularly for Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) systems. In the frequency domain, differentiation becomes multiplication by $i 2\pi \xi$, and integration becomes division by $i 2\pi \xi$. This spectral simplicity is critical for designing…
  2. Fourier Transform

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    The primary utility of the FT lies in moving to the frequency domain to simplify analysis, particularly for Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) systems. In the frequency domain, differentiation becomes multiplication by $i 2\pi \xi$, and integration becomes division by $i 2\pi \xi$. This spectral simplicity is critical for designing filters.
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  3. Instruments

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    Spectrometric and Radiation-Sensitive Instruments
    Instruments utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum for analysis often employ specialized detectors sensitive to narrow bandwidths. In thermal infrared sensing, instruments rely on Planck's Law applied to black-body radiation. However, the presence of specific atmospheric constituents complicates the signal. For instance, water vapor in…