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After a previous discussion on HN, I used it as an experiment to visualize the convergence of Fourier and Taylor series http://personnel.usainteanne.ca/aroberge
by aroberge 13y ago
After a previous discussion on HN, I used it as an experiment to visualize the convergence of Fourier and Taylor series http://personnel.usainteanne.ca/aroberge/ http://personnel.usainteanne.ca/aroberge/
I think it would be really neat to have an entire mathematical textbook interactive in this fashion.
- reeses 13y agoThere's at least one textbook based on Wolfram's proprietary CDF format. http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/customer-stories/developing-interactive-textbooks-with-cdf.html http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/customer-stories/developi... (I like your visualization page – a nice way to explain that part of wavelet compression.)
- gavinpc 13y agoWow, you taught me something. I've heard of the "Fourier transform" many times and it never clicked what it was for. Thanks!
- davewasmer 13y agoJust an FYI, but your choice of series colors for your graph are very difficult to differentiate as a colorblind person. Might consider changing one of the colors.
- aroberge 13y agoCould you possibly check now? Also, there are two more interactive pages that are "hidden": http://personnel.usainteanne.ca/aroberge/mirror.html http://personnel.usainteanne.ca/aroberge/mirror.html and http://personnel.usainteanne.ca/aroberge/single_lens.html http://personnel.usainteanne.ca/aroberge/single_lens.html