Solution

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The radix-two Fast Fourier transform recursively applies part (a) until it reaches one-point transforms, then combines adjacent even and odd transforms in butterfly operations. For , the decomposition tree is
followed by the reverse sequence of twiddle-factor butterfly combinations. This is the usual three-stage FFT network.

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