Example of Fourier terminology confusion
This exchange of comments between Cris and me (see comments 11-16) is a good example of the kind of terminology confusion that surrounds Fourier transforms. Cris and I both have a background in signal processing theory, but we were using the term "DFT" to refer to two different transform types, and it took a little while for us to figure that out.
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