- Aug 19, 2001
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My GF's the one trying to figure this out, and I have no clue. (I was basically done with math after calc3.)
The function looks like this:
/\/\/\/\/\/\/
Where the minima are at y=0. I thought at first it would involve abs() because the function never went below zero. Then I realized that abs() doesn't address the fact that the lines meet at a point.
It's supposed to be a function that can be integrated, because it's part of a fourier series. I have no clue how they work, but I figure someone here might =P
Edit: apparently it's for a fourier series and not a fourier transform.
The function looks like this:
/\/\/\/\/\/\/
Where the minima are at y=0. I thought at first it would involve abs() because the function never went below zero. Then I realized that abs() doesn't address the fact that the lines meet at a point.
It's supposed to be a function that can be integrated, because it's part of a fourier series. I have no clue how they work, but I figure someone here might =P
Edit: apparently it's for a fourier series and not a fourier transform.