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Poisson summation formula

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For a sufficiently rapidly decreasing function f, the Poisson summation formula relates its samples to those of its Fourier transform:
∑n∈Z​f(n)=∑k∈Z​f​(2πk)
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under the convention f​(ξ)=∫R​f(x)e−ixξdx.

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The Poisson summation formula is a powerful and essential result in analytic number theory and Fourier analysis, connecting sums of a function at integer points to sums of its Fourier transform. Specifically, it relates a sum over a lattice (for example, the integers) to a sum over the dual lattice.
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