Le mercredi 21 avril 2021 à 19:53:15 UTC+2, jks...@gmail.com a écrit :
> A function f on the real line is said to be integrable if the improper
> integral of its absolute value from -oo to oo is finite. It does not mean
> that it has an antiderivative.
>
Ouch ! Language has failed me. Apologi
Ah yes, thanks for this. Will the Sympy include these symbolic fourier
transform results?
The last two: -1/t^2 and 2/t^3 can be solved using the time differentiation
and the 'duality' property of Fourier transform. In matlab this can be done
by
syms t w
fourier(-1/t^2)
I used Maple but it doe
Hi all,
I hope everyone is enjoying themselves!
I am trying to compute the Fourier series of a simple signal(1 Volt square
with freq of 1hz and 0.5T pulse width).
This is what I need help with:
1- How can I make sympy display the results of the sigma summation as :
Ao+An1+An2+An3... etc in
