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ASL Basic Functions Vol.3 (for Fortran)
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
- 1.1
- OVERVIEW
- 1.1.1
- Introduction to The Advanced Scientific Library ASL
- 1.1.2
- Distinctive Characteristics of ASL
- 1.2
- KINDS OF LIBRARIES
- 1.3
- ORGANIZATION
- 1.3.1
- Introduction
- 1.3.2
- Organization of Subroutine Description
- 1.3.3
- Contents of Each Item
- 1.4
- SUBROUTINE NAMES
- 1.5
- NOTES
Chapter 2 FOURIER TRANSFORMS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
- 2.1
- INTRODUCTION
- 2.1.1
- Notes
- 2.1.2
- Algorithms Used
- 2.1.2.1
- One-Dimensional (Continuous) Fourier Transforms
- 2.1.2.2
- Multidimensional (Continuous) Fourier Transforms
- 2.1.2.3
- One-Dimensional Fourier Transform
- 2.1.2.4
- Multidimensional Fourier Transforms
- 2.1.2.5
- Fast Fourier transform
- 2.1.2.6
- One-Dimensional (Continuous) Convolutions and One-Dimensional (Continuous) Correlations
- 2.1.2.7
- One-Dimensional Discrete Convolution and One-Dimensional Discrete Correlation
- 2.1.2.8
- Multidimensional (Continuous) Convolution and Multidimensional (Continuous) Correlation
- 2.1.2.9
- Power Spectrum
- 2.1.2.10
- Laplace Transform
- 2.1.2.11
- Wavelet transform
- 2.1.3
- Reference Bibliography
- 2.2
- ONE-DIMENSIONAL COMPLEX FOURIER TRANSFORM (REAL ARGUMENT TYPE)
- 2.3
- ONE-DIMENSIONAL COMPLEX FOURIER TRANSFORM (COMPLEX ARGUMENT TYPE)
- 2.4
- ONE-DIMENSIONAL REAL FOURIER TRANSFORM
- 2.5
- MULTIPLE ONE-DIMENSIONAL COMPLEX FOURIER TRANSFORM (REAL ARGUMENT TYPE)
- 2.6
- MULTIPLE ONE-DIMENSIONAL COMPLEX FOURIER TRANSFORM (COMPLEX ARGUMENT TYPE)
- 2.7
- MULTIPLE ONE-DIMENSIONAL REAL FOURIER TRANSFORM
- 2.8
- TWO-DIMENSIONAL COMPLEX FOURIER TRANSFORM (REAL ARGUMENT TYPE)
- 2.9
- TWO-DIMENSIONAL COMPLEX FOURIER TRANSFORM (COMPLEX ARGUMENT TYPE)
- 2.10
- TWO-DIMENSIONAL REAL FOURIER TRANSFORM
- 2.11
- THREE-DIMENSIONAL COMPLEX FOURIER TRANSFORM (REAL ARGUMENT TYPE)
- 2.12
- THREE-DIMENSIONAL COMPLEX FOURIER TRANSFORM (COMPLEX ARGUMENT TYPE)
- 2.13
- THREE-DIMENSIONAL REAL FOURIER TRANSFORM
- 2.14
- CONVOLUTIONS
- 2.15
- CORRELATIONS
- 2.16
- POWER SPECTRUM ANALYSIS
- 2.17
- LAPLACE TRANSFORM
- 2.18
- WAVELET TRANSFORM
- 2.18.1
- DFWTH1, RFWTH1
Haar Function Generation- 2.18.2
- DFWTHR, RFWTHR
Wavelet Transform According to Haar Functions- 2.18.3
- DFWTHS, RFWTHS
Inverse Wavelet Transform According to Haar Functions- 2.18.4
- DFWTH2, RFWTH2
Haar Function Generation (Equally Spaced Sampling Data)- 2.18.5
- DFWTHT, RFWTHT
Wavelet Transform According to Haar Functions (Equally Spaced Sampling Data)- 2.18.6
- DFWTHI, RFWTHI
Inverse Wavelet Transform According to Haar Functions (Equally Spaced Sampling Data)- 2.18.7
- DFWTMF, RFWTMF
Mexican Hut Function Computation- 2.18.8
- DFWTMT, RFWTMT
Wavelet Transform According to Mexican Hut Functions- 2.18.9
- DFWTFF, RFWTFF
French Hut Function Computation- 2.18.10
- DFWTFT, RFWTFT
Wavelet Transform According to French Hut Function
Appendix
- Appendix A
- MACHINE CONSTANTS USED IN ASL
- A.1
- Units for Determining Error
- A.2
- Maximum and Minimum Values of Floating Point Data