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DESCRIPTION:In 1964\, a computer program implementing a highly-efficient al
 gorithm for Fourier analysis was demonstrated at IBM Research. Developed t
 hrough ideas contributed by a Princeton professor to IBM collaborators\, t
 he technique calculated Fourier Transforms at least two orders of magnitud
 e\nfaster than had been demonstrated previously. Named the Fast Fourier Tr
 ansform (FFT)\, its speed enabled numerous practical applications includin
 g computerized tomography\, image and video compression\, and real-time In
 ternet streaming video.\n\nAgenda: \n- Welcome and Introduction\n- Brief H
 istory of IEEE PCJ Section (PCJ Section Chair - Shubha B)\n- IEEE R1 Greet
 ings (R1 Director Bala Prasanna)\n- Remarks from IEEE President and Prince
 ton University\n- IEEE Milestone Nomination (Dr Harold Stone)\n- An invent
 or's perspective (Dr Richard Garwin)\n- What's next (Dr Arjuna Madanayake)
 \n- Plaque Unveiling\n- Reception\n\nRoom: 101\, Bldg: Friend Center\, Old
 en Street\, Princeton\, New Jersey\, United States\, 08544
LOCATION:Room: 101\, Bldg: Friend Center\, Olden Street\, Princeton\, New J
 ersey\, United States\, 08544
ORGANIZER:bshubha@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:33
SUMMARY:IEEE PCJS Milestone Dedication Ceremony for the First Demonstration
  of FFT 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/483375
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>In 1964\, a computer program implementing 
 a highly-efficient algorithm for Fourier analysis was&nbsp\;demonstrated a
 t IBM Research. Developed through ideas contributed by a Princeton profess
 or to&nbsp\;IBM collaborators\, the technique calculated Fourier Transform
 s at least two orders of magnitude<br>faster than had been demonstrated pr
 eviously. Named the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)\, its&nbsp\;speed enabled
  numerous practical applications including computerized tomography\, image
  and&nbsp\;video compression\, and real-time Internet streaming video.</p>
 <br /><br />Agenda: <br /><ol>\n<li>Welcome and Introduction</li>\n<li>Bri
 ef History of IEEE PCJ Section (PCJ Section Chair - Shubha B)</li>\n<li>IE
 EE R1 Greetings (R1 Director Bala Prasanna)</li>\n<li>Remarks from IEEE Pr
 esident and Princeton University</li>\n<li>IEEE Milestone Nomination (Dr H
 arold Stone)</li>\n<li>An inventor's perspective (Dr Richard Garwin)</li>\
 n<li>What's next (Dr Arjuna Madanayake)</li>\n<li>Plaque Unveiling</li>\n<
 li>Reception</li>\n</ol>
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