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SOLVED: Table 3. Basic Fourier transform pairs. Source: Prince J.L. and Links J.M., (2015) Signal 1: 8(x,y) = x - x0y - y0(x,y) + e^(j2Ï€(ugx + voy)) + sin[2Ï€(uox + voy)] +
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