[HN Gopher] An animated introduction to Fourier series
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An animated introduction to Fourier series
Author : gaws
Score : 68 points
Date : 2024-06-04 20:39 UTC (2 hours ago)
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| factormeta wrote:
| The link to source code is broken. Looks like someone forgot to
| put a '/' in the href link. The actual link is:
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| https://www.andreinc.net/2024/04/24/assets/js/2024-04-24-fro...
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| Looks like it is using processing to do the animation.
| bosuanzi wrote:
| I think that we need't use processing for animation. In fact,
| Geogebra is easy to accomplish them.
| szvsw wrote:
| Seeing an epicycles animation years ago did wonders for my
| understanding of the complex representation of Fourier series,
| and I've been looking for that animation ever since to share with
| others getting into signals for the first time. This post far
| surpasses that page though! Excellent work, excited to share it
| with people in the future.
| Koshkin wrote:
| There's quite a few of those out there, e.g.
| https://youtu.be/k8FXF1KjzY0.
| chuckadams wrote:
| My favorite is https://youtu.be/n-43Uje-OuQ
| nico wrote:
| Very cool. Thank you for making and sharing this
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| How are the animations made? Are they gifs or svgs or canvas +
| js, something else?
| zuluonezero wrote:
| This is an excellent review with animations that make the math
| visually intuitive. I love how it grows from the simple to the
| ridiculously complex at a reasonable pace.
| kennyloginz wrote:
| Thanks, great examples and wonderful website. It's crazy how this
| site is handled with ease, yet most static news sites I visit
| constantly crash my browser.
| monkeytree wrote:
| Sinusoidal Tetris is hidden in there - very cool! I'm not good at
| it, but it seems like a fun way to help visualize how sinusoids
| combine.
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