Abstract
The Fourier transform (FT) and its discrete version (DFT) are two of the most ubiquitous tools of modern scientific fields dealing with data fluctuations and wave-like phenomena. For example, in quantum mechanics the DFT is an essential element for the realization of quantum algorithms having applications in quantum information science [1]. Optics in that sense offers long coherence times and a high degree of experimental control.
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