flinn@seismo.UUCP (E. A. Flinn) (10/31/84)
In-Reply-To: your article <515@oddjob.UChicago.UUCP> There are lots of fft subroutines in geophysics, including some three-dimensional ones, mainly written as afterthoughts, since two dimensions are all we ever use. Look in the IEEE Transactions on electro and audioacoustics in the late 1960's for references, or as a last resort Enders Robinson's book on multichannel time series analysis (most of the programs in which were pirated without credit from other people, including me). I think Doug McCowan's and my FT3DCOOL calls an innermost one-dimensional routine that assumes real data, but can't be sure. The person who knows most about this subject is Norm Brenner at MIT, or Dick Singleton at SRI. -- Ted Flinn (I tried to mail this to you, but it came bouncing back)