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Really great! Curious: what about the reverse - draw the plane filling curves in the Fourier domain and then run an inverse transformation? Edit: thanks for t
by gregsadetsky 4y ago
Really great!
Curious: what about the reverse - draw the plane filling curves in the Fourier domain and then run an inverse transformation?
Edit: thanks for the reminder everyone, makes sense that the inverse would be roughly speaking “the same”! Cheers
- cperciva 4y agoModulo sign, the forward and inverse Fourier transform are the same thing.
- jchallis 4y agoShould generate the same figures in the space domain up to constant factors of 2 pi.
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- pxndx 4y agoThe Fourier transform is almost, but not quite it's own inverse when dealing with reals, so they'd be very similar to the results here.