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Spherical Harmonics 🤝 Fourier Transform I’m modeling the cell surface as a time-varying field u(θ,φ). Budding is energy shifting into higher angular frequencies. Decompose u into spherical harmonics (the Fourier basis on a sphere), evolve the coefficients aₗₘ(t) where growth/smoothing is clean, then inverse-transform back into a breathing, budding...

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