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Fourier Transform - Perfect and Final Version When you plot 225 functions, each constructed by up to 1000 complex exponential functions (i.e., rotating vectors) you get the following drawing. Math is Beautiful Math is Art

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Math is numbers.

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Haha what? Is math not numbers?

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Numbers? Are you series? I don't recall the last time numbers were involved in math.

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