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About the continuous Fourier Transform
12-11-2020, 06:03 PM
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RE: About the continuous Fourier Transform
(12-11-2020 03:37 PM)victorvbc Wrote:  In the last two years you even need a graphing calculator to do the tests, otherwise good luck finding eigenvalues or inverting a high order system.


You don't need a graphing calculator to do any of those computations, a 36-yo non-graphing HP-71B can tackle them alright. So does an HP-42S or an even older HP-41C for that matter.

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