jsci.maths
Class FourierMath
- java.lang.Object
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- jsci.maths.AbstractMath
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- jsci.maths.FourierMath
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
- NumericalConstants
public final class FourierMath extends AbstractMath implements NumericalConstants
The Fourier math library. This class cannot be subclassed or instantiated because all methods are static. Usesort(transform(sort(...)))for the discrete analogue of the continuous Fourier transform, andsort(inverseTransform(sort(...)))for the inverse transform.
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Field Summary
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Fields inherited from interface jsci.maths.NumericalConstants
GAMMA, GOLDEN_RATIO, LOG10, SQRT2, SQRT2PI, TWO_PI
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method and Description static Complex[]inverseTransform(Complex[] data)Inverse Fourier transform (-2Pi convention).static Complex[]inverseTransform(double[] data)Inverse Fourier transform (-2Pi convention).static Complex[]inverseTransform(double[] dataReal, double[] dataImag)Inverse Fourier transform (-2Pi convention).static Complex[]sort(Complex[] output)Sorts the output from the Fourier transfom methods into ascending frequency/time order.static double[]sort(double[] input)static Complex[]transform(Complex[] data)Fourier transform (2Pi convention).static Complex[]transform(double[] data)Fourier transform (2Pi convention).static Complex[]transform(double[] dataReal, double[] dataImag)Fourier transform (2Pi convention).
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Method Detail
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transform
public static Complex[] transform(Complex[] data)
Fourier transform (2Pi convention).- Parameters:
data- an array containing the positive time part of the signal followed by the negative time part.- Returns:
- an array containing positive frequencies in ascending order followed by negative frequencies in ascending order.
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transform
public static Complex[] transform(double[] dataReal, double[] dataImag)
Fourier transform (2Pi convention).- Parameters:
dataReal- an array containing the positive real time part of the signal followed by the negative real time part.dataImag- an array containing the positive imaginary time part of the signal followed by the negative imaginary time part.- Returns:
- an array containing positive frequencies in ascending order followed by negative frequencies in ascending order.
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transform
public static Complex[] transform(double[] data)
Fourier transform (2Pi convention).- Parameters:
data- an array containing the positive time part of the signal followed by the negative time part.- Returns:
- an array containing positive frequencies in ascending order followed by negative frequencies in ascending order.
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inverseTransform
public static Complex[] inverseTransform(Complex[] data)
Inverse Fourier transform (-2Pi convention).- Parameters:
data- an array containing positive frequencies in ascending order followed by negative frequencies in ascending order.- Returns:
- an array containing the positive time part of the signal followed by the negative time part.
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inverseTransform
public static Complex[] inverseTransform(double[] dataReal, double[] dataImag)
Inverse Fourier transform (-2Pi convention).- Parameters:
dataReal- an array containing positive real frequencies in ascending order followed by negative real frequencies in ascending order.dataImag- an array containing positive imaginary frequencies in ascending order followed by negative imaginary frequencies in ascending order.- Returns:
- an array containing the positive time part of the signal followed by the negative time part.
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inverseTransform
public static Complex[] inverseTransform(double[] data)
Inverse Fourier transform (-2Pi convention).- Parameters:
data- an array containing positive frequencies in ascending order followed by negative frequencies in ascending order.- Returns:
- an array containing the positive time part of the signal followed by the negative time part.
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sort
public static Complex[] sort(Complex[] output)
Sorts the output from the Fourier transfom methods into ascending frequency/time order.
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sort
public static double[] sort(double[] input)
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