Hi,I want to graph a Fourier Sum in order to compare it to the original function,so I could know that my Fourier coeficients are good.
Is it possible to graph both things in the same screen?
for example
(1/2)+Sum(1,+inf)(-1)^n * cos(2PiX) lets say I want to graph the first 100 terms? how could I do this?
Thanks very much,
Alejandro.
Fourier Analisys
Started by
epaloco
, Aug 20 2003 02:47 PM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 20 August 2003 - 02:47 PM
#2
Posted 20 August 2003 - 08:53 PM
I want to make a program to makes the graphics in "discrete time" (only integers values, graph only dots in the right coordinate). Is it possible it on the AFX? I hope that somebody can help us with this...
#3
Posted 20 August 2003 - 08:57 PM
what calculator are u using? mine is afx2.0, i tried 2+1\3sin3x+1\5sin5x+...up to 1\17sin17x, then my calculator becoms very slow, so i don't think you can do up to 100 terms,
#4
Posted 21 August 2003 - 03:45 AM
I?ve a AFX 2.0
could you please tell me how did you enter the sum,I mean no problem in the amount of term,I mean with 10 terms its ok,but where do I write that?
thanks very much
=)
could you please tell me how did you enter the sum,I mean no problem in the amount of term,I mean with 10 terms its ok,but where do I write that?
thanks very much
=)
#5
Posted 21 August 2003 - 04:49 AM
epaloco #1: you can either set your graph screen to 0-100 with 1 interval, or the better thing to do is enter table mode (after going into graph) then you can see what each function looks like at specific points (it also works with 2-20 functions and derivatives)
betoe look into the stats section i know somewhere in there you can do this
neo you can do a sum as far as you want as long as you dont have an overflow, and yes it can take many min or so depending on the function
epaloco #2 [SUM]( FUNCTION,VARIABLE,START,END
i'm assuming you found the sigma (sum) button if not look for it go into "calc"
here's some examples
[SUM](X^2+5,X,1,10)
[SUM](sin X^2*Y+Z,X,0,5)
betoe look into the stats section i know somewhere in there you can do this
neo you can do a sum as far as you want as long as you dont have an overflow, and yes it can take many min or so depending on the function
epaloco #2 [SUM]( FUNCTION,VARIABLE,START,END
i'm assuming you found the sigma (sum) button if not look for it go into "calc"
here's some examples
[SUM](X^2+5,X,1,10)
[SUM](sin X^2*Y+Z,X,0,5)
#6
Posted 27 August 2003 - 02:26 AM
Oh thanks ross, i did not read this when you post it, also its really a way to make a program in casiobasic for the fourier sum (its only in my mind). PM or send me an email epaloco, both of us speak spanish.
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