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| titletext = 'There is also a spike on the Fourier transformation at the one month mark where--' 'You want to stop talking rig ...iodic characteristic(s) of a function. A spike at one month on the Fourier transform of the love graph would mean that something happens every month that causes

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...e defines a {{w|Function (mathematics)|function}} of love as a {{w|Fourier transform}}. These are all "normal approaches" to solving certain math problems. The * A {{w|Fourier transform}} converts a function from one (sophisticated) function into an endless con

...inusoidal, any more than it does for any relation representable by Fourier Transform. As with the other mistake, it seems to indicate that this really wasn't so

Unfortunately, I don't know much about the Fourier transform, so I'm at a loss for describing it in layman's terms. Anyone wanna lend a :*How do you transform love?

...|Trigonometric functions|tangent function}}. These would have more complex Fourier and Laplace transforms than a simple sinusoidal licking function.

Isn't the cat also imaginary because its Fourier transform isn't symmetric? Picking up on shdwdrgn's comment above, how interesting would the Fourier transform of Schroedingers's cat be. I guess it would consist of two overlaid graphs

# fourier transforms are too hard!! # Just took a Fourier transform of my nightmares.

|Just took a Fourier transform of my nightmares.

...he Universe Simulator. Perhaps there's also something like Discrete Cosine Transform compression for easier block/chunk storage, retrieval and/or generation-on- ...decompression. If you consider that a format like JPEG uses something like Fourier transforms it seems it should be able to represent a gradation easily and t

...says she will transform a math problem into an actual dragon, slay it, and transform the corpse back into mathematics. ...ss's law}} and the {{w|Gauss–Kuzmin–Wirsing operator}}. As neither can transform an equation into a dragon,{{Citation needed}} it's clear Randall is making

...ine waves are not removed or separated individually, so such a {{w|Fourier transform}} does not produce a "supply" of sine waves for practical use in any tasks