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Cooley--Tukey fast Fourier transform

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The radix-two Cooley--Tukey algorithm recursively splits a discrete Fourier transform into transforms of the even-indexed and odd-indexed samples. For a power-of-two length this evaluates the transform in O(mlogm) arithmetic operations.
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Even--odd fast Fourier transform recursion

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Cooley--Tukey fast Fourier transform
For ωm​=e−2πi/m and length-m/2 transforms Ek​,Ok​ of the even and odd samples,
Yk​=Ek​+ωmk​Ok​,Yk+m/2​=Ek​−ωmk​Ok​.
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