Re: FORTRAN routine for fast Fourier Transform?

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From: Francis Lim
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 23:01

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The latest (2nd edition) version of "Numerical Recipes
in FORTRAN" now has a FFT routine I believe. However,
I'm not sure where you can obtain this on-line, or if
it is possible. You could, I suppose, purchase the book
for about $40.
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