Hi, 

I am trying to use GSL for finding the FFT of a 2D image. After I
transform it to the Fourier space I need to find the complex conjugate of
the image.
For e.g;
If F(x) is the spatial domain image, and after I convert it to the
frequency domain F(s), how can I find the complex conjugate F(s)* of F(s).

I am using Mixed-radix FFT routines for real data.

I appreciate a response.
Thanks.

-Nayeem


       
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