K=100;
a=zeros(K,1);
for u = 0:K-1
for b = 0:K-1
a(u+1) = a(u+1) + s(b+1)*exp((-2j*pi*u*b/K));
end
end

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Matt J
Matt J am 21 Jan. 2018
What is "k" in s(k+1)? DO you mean s(b+1)?
Miguel Reina
Miguel Reina am 22 Jan. 2018
Yes is b+1

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst am 21 Jan. 2018

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Well you could try meshgrid() but I think it might make it a little more confusing to understand what it's doing. With only 100x100 array to fill, a double for loop will be very fast so even if you did vectorize it, don't expect to notice any speed difference.
Matt J
Matt J am 22 Jan. 2018

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A less efficient way,
z=0:K;
a=exp((-2j*pi/K)*z.'*z)*s(:);

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