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26:24but you got to you got you got to be careful when you do that right. This enabled complex quantum chemical modeling and it earned him the Nobel Prize in 1998 in chemistry. >> 1965 we have the invention of the fast forier transform which again is a topic we've covered previously on the show. >> Yes. Um the forier transform is this idea of taking signal in the time domain. For example, you've got a microphone. I speak into it. The microphone um vibrates based on the sound waves that are coming. And then from that vibration, I can then play it back on the speaker. The speaker will simply imitate what the vibration is.

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