Fourier Series and Transforms Part 1: Concepts in Frequency Analysis

We already learned about the Laplace transform for solving partial differential equations, so now let’s learn about the Fourier transform. We will also want to check out something called the Fourier series, which is kind of like a Maclaurin series, but instead of adding up powers of x, it adds up trigonometric functions. Let’s take a look!

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