Oh wow I’ve not had to do a Fourier transform for years but that top graphic is actually incredibly helpful for visualising what it is
Also this: https://www.andreinc.net/2024/04/24/from-the-circle-to-epicycles these illustrations are so helpful, theres a few about halfway though and things just make more sense. i need visual math lol
You lured me in with the nice gif of circles mapping to sine waves and then suddenly repressed memories of forbidden mathemagicks were returning to me
Thank you for sharing. This is a great source of you already have a solid background of the basics. The visualisations are great but man, the pace from “what is a circle” to Euler’s identity… Whoof! Still looking for a Fourier for Dummies
Haha, sorry, the site bugged out. I meant to say: And thank you for a response to my group chat!! lmao.
they barely fit on my screen lol
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Never before has a meme been more relevant and targeted directly towards me.
Top half is one of those graphics that makes a uni term feel like time simply lost since you could unserstand the concept in 5sec.
Do convolution now!
So simple it’s mind-blowing, whoever came up with the way to represent it visually like this deserves a round of applause and a nice plaque in college campus gardens everywhere.
This is so weirdly relevant to me, I used to work as a courier and now I work on radar (which uses Fourier transform to display info)
Oh no, I ordered something and they’re shipping FedEx. This meme is my future.
Once i got an entire toaster delivered on my mail box in an appartment complex, the thing was so crammed in there that to get it out we had to disarm the entire thing