Determine symmetry of given function
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I am browsing the internet, looking for functions to determine its symmetry (because of effect of symmetry on Fourier coefficients) and I have found this function, from khan academy video:
https://imgur.com/7oO5xj2 - unfortunately, I don't have enough reputation to post images.
and I am completely confused if this function is even, odd or neither and if it
has half-wave symmetry or not. What confuses me is, that function representation overlaps with Y-axis and I don't really know where it starts.
May someone help me with this, please?
Thank you very much in advance.
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I am browsing the internet, looking for functions to determine its symmetry (because of effect of symmetry on Fourier coefficients) and I have found this function, from khan academy video:
https://imgur.com/7oO5xj2 - unfortunately, I don't have enough reputation to post images.
and I am completely confused if this function is even, odd or neither and if it
has half-wave symmetry or not. What confuses me is, that function representation overlaps with Y-axis and I don't really know where it starts.
May someone help me with this, please?
Thank you very much in advance.
fourier-series symmetry symmetric-functions
asked Nov 12 at 7:06
Michal
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up vote
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I am browsing the internet, looking for functions to determine its symmetry (because of effect of symmetry on Fourier coefficients) and I have found this function, from khan academy video:
https://imgur.com/7oO5xj2 - unfortunately, I don't have enough reputation to post images.
and I am completely confused if this function is even, odd or neither and if it
has half-wave symmetry or not. What confuses me is, that function representation overlaps with Y-axis and I don't really know where it starts.
May someone help me with this, please?
Thank you very much in advance.
fourier-series symmetry symmetric-functions
asked Nov 12 at 7:06
Michal
11
I am browsing the internet, looking for functions to determine its symmetry (because of effect of symmetry on Fourier coefficients) and I have found this function, from khan academy video:
https://imgur.com/7oO5xj2 - unfortunately, I don't have enough reputation to post images.
and I am completely confused if this function is even, odd or neither and if it
has half-wave symmetry or not. What confuses me is, that function representation overlaps with Y-axis and I don't really know where it starts.
May someone help me with this, please?
Thank you very much in advance.
fourier-series symmetry symmetric-functions
fourier-series symmetry symmetric-functions
asked Nov 12 at 7:06
Michal
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asked Nov 12 at 7:06
Michal
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asked Nov 12 at 7:06
Michal
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asked Nov 12 at 7:06
Michal
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asked Nov 12 at 7:06
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