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From: popeye@eclair.berkeley.edu (Sridhar Srinivasan)
Subject: [sci.math.symbolic] Fourier transform packages - summary of replies
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Archive-name: symbolic-math/mathematica/fourier/1990-11-30
Archive: ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu:/Symbolic/Mathematica/Packages/fourier.sh [128.174.20.50]
Original-posting-by: popeye@eclair.berkeley.edu (Sridhar Srinivasan)
Original-subject: Fourier transform packages - summary of replies
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Somebody suggested that I post a summary to the newsgroup about the
availability of fourier transform packages.
You can retrieve this package and several others by anonymous ftp
from ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu.The files are located in Symbolic/Mathematica/Packages.
The file to retrieve for fourier transforms is fourier.sh.
I havent tried out the package as yet so I cannot comment about 
its usefulness.
Somebody also suggested the name of Brian Evans(evans@eedsp.gatech.edu)
who is supposed to have compiled a complete transforms package but
he hasnt logged on for about 10 days.

If anyone is unable to perform the ftp, mail to popeye@eclair.berkeley.edu
and I will mail you a copy of the package.

Thanks to everyone who replied to my query.

Sridhar


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