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Fourier Transform of Raised Cosine Pulse

This document provides homework problems related to bioimaging techniques. It includes 5 problems: [1] Finding the even and odd parts of a function; [2] Determining the symmetry of the Fourier transform of a function; [3] Sketching the Fourier transform and original function of a raised cosine pulse; [4] Graphically showing the result of sampling a cosine function at different rates; [5] Analyzing a corrugated artifact in an MRI image in terms of the Fourier domain acquisition method and image resolution.

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Fourier Transform of Raised Cosine Pulse

This document provides homework problems related to bioimaging techniques. It includes 5 problems: [1] Finding the even and odd parts of a function; [2] Determining the symmetry of the Fourier transform of a function; [3] Sketching the Fourier transform and original function of a raised cosine pulse; [4] Graphically showing the result of sampling a cosine function at different rates; [5] Analyzing a corrugated artifact in an MRI image in terms of the Fourier domain acquisition method and image resolution.

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Bioimaging

Homework 1 (Due on March 21th, 2019)

1. Find even and odd parts of

-1
1 x

-1

2. Consider f(x) = g(x)/g*(x), where g(x) is Hermitian and |g(x)| > 0. Is the Fourier transform of
f(x) has any of symmetry (i.e. Hermitian, anti-Hermitian, Real, Imaginary, Even, Odd, …)?

3. Sketch the Fourier transform of the following function.


𝑥
rect ( ) [1 + cos𝜋𝑥]
2
This is a raised cosine pulse. Also sketch the original function
4. What is the result when we sample cosπ𝑥 (x in mm) with the sampling rate of 2 cycle/mm?

(Important! Solve graphically both in space and Fourier domains.)

Try it for the sampling rates of 1 and 0.5 cycles/mm and comment on the results.

5. You got the following image from an MRI scan.

(a) Why do you see the corrugated artifact


(mathematically)? Note that MRI acquires data in 2D
Fourier domain (i.e. 𝐹(𝑘𝑥 , 𝑘𝑦 ) domain). This image
was acquired in voxel size = 128 x 128, and resolution
= 2 x 2 mm2. (b) Try to analyze the artifact as much as
possible from the image.

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