In article <5ngpce$r58 at rc1.vub.ac.be> plebrun at fysp1.vub.ac.be (Philippe Lebrun) writes:
>> I am looking for some public domain source code for performing fast
>> fourier transforms and/or spectral analysis for a medical application.
>> A pointer to a software library would be very much appreciated.
>Try "Numerical Recipes in [C Pascal Fortan ...]" by Press, Flannery,Teukolsky,
>and Vetterling Cambridge University Press.
>
>All you need, and quite well explained.
Except that Numerical Recipes source code is emphatically *not* in the
public domain.
Try NETLIB (http://netlib2.cs.utk.edu/) for public domain Fortran
implementations of numerical code, including FFTs.
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