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Put ω2N​=e−πi/N and split the transform into its even and odd input samples. If Ek​ and Ok​ are the two length-N transforms, then
Yk​=Ek​+ω2Nk​Ok​,Yk+N​=Ek​−ω2Nk​Ok​,0≤k<N.
(1)
Thus a length-2N transform requires two length-N transforms and O(N) further multiplications. Its multiplication count satisfies
M(2N)≤2M(N)+CN.
(2)
Since N is a power of two, iteration through log2​(2N) levels gives M(2N)=O(NlogN).

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