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explain fourier integral?

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Answered by basanagouda66
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of course, not all functions are -periodic and it may be impossible to represent a function definedon, say, all of by a Fourier series. ... Fortunately, under suitable conditions, a function can be represented as an integral as the following theorem known as theFourier Integral Theorem states.

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Answered by nisha4984
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fourier intergal are the genralizations of fourier series .
The series represention f a function is a periodic form by obtained by generating the coffecients from the function definition on the least period (-L,L)

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