Fourier principle

Fourier principle
Fourier principle /fooˈri-ā prinˈsi-pl/
noun
The principle showing that all repeating waveforms can be resolved into sine wave components consisting of a fundamental frequency and a series of harmonics at multiples of this frequency
ORIGIN: Ety as for ↑Fourier analysis

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