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OFDM parallel to serial block in transmitter

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Should we not compute only the first coefficient in IFFT in OFDM?

Hi,
I am editing this post because I think the previous one was quite confusing....Let me put my question in a more efficient way:

In OFDM Transmitter, when you do the IFFT of input samples x(0),x(1),x(2)....x(N-1), then at the output of the IFFT block you get a sequence \[\bar{X}\][0], \[\bar{X}\][1], \[\bar{X}\][2]..... \[\bar{X}\][N-1]. My question is, that do we then transmit \[\bar{X}\][0], \[\bar{X}\][1], \[\bar{X}\][2]..... \[\bar{X}\][N-1] one by one over the channel?
If that is so, don't you think we only need to transmit only one element from the set { \[\bar{X}\][0], \[\bar{X}\][1], \[\bar{X}\][2]..... \[\bar{X}\][N-1] } ??? because if you consider, lets say, \[\bar{X}\][0] then this particular element has information about all the samples of x(0),x(1),x(2)....x(N-1) (according to the formula of DFT) and we need only send only this element and not the complete set { \[\bar{X}\][0], \[\bar{X}\][1], \[\bar{X}\][2]..... \[\bar{X}\][N-1] }
 
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