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Hermitian symmetry (F(−u)=F(u)​)

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If f is a real-valued function and an integrable function, its Fourier transform has Hermitian symmetry: F(−u)=F(u)​. The value at negative frequency is the complex conjugate of the value at positive frequency.

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