Possible simple Fourier?

From: james (attackack_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 01/02/05 

Date: 2 Jan 2005 01:33:55 -0800

Somebody knows how is possible to find frequency and amplitude for the
most important waves of a primary wave with no complicated
calculation? I need to find at max the first five subwaves. In anyway
there is in the web a software or a site that do that?
If it can help you i attach the primary wave data below. I need
frequency and amplitude of the first five subwaves

0,00100
0,00060
0,00080
0,00130
0,00180
0,00180
0,00190
0,00200
0,00170
0,00130
0,00120
0,00180
0,00150
0,00140
0,00150
0,00050
0,00000
0,00030
0,00050
0,00140
0,00200
0,00190
0,00200
0,00220
0,00230
0,00240
0,00200
0,00190
0,00120
0,00080
0,00100

Thanks

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