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Choosing a truncation point for (c*c)k

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In order to exploit either fast convolution or FFT/WFTA technique (Cooley et al., 1977; Henrici, 1979; Kronsjo, 1979; Lifermann, 1979; Winograd, 1978; Zohar, 1981) in the evaluation of \({\rm Z_n}(\vec{\theta}) = 2\pi {\rm (c*c)_o}\) and \(\rm r_k^{(n)}={(c*c)_k}/(c*c)_o\), we need an a priori truncation point.

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Britton, W. (1983). Choosing a truncation point for (c*c)k. In: Conjugate Duality and the Exponential Fourier Spectrum. Lecture Notes in Statistics, vol 18. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-5528-4_4

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