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Fourier series of a step function
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[QUOTE="chikou24i, post: 5728851, member: 543403"] So you mean that I should take each portion appart (where f(x) is constant) and calculate the integral. Then, I add them all together ? Is there any other method where I can calculate Fourier series normally and then I multiply them by another factor which will make them increase or decrease ? [/QUOTE]
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