I assume that as we look towards the back of the object, we see the places
where more terms have been added. So, as you added term after term, how did
you calculate the value "inbetween" the terms? linear interpolation?

Is this a parametric object or a mesh?

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"Anton Sherwood" <bro### [at] poboxcom> wrote in message
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> I took the Fourier transform of motion at constant speed around a
> rectangle.  The ellipse at the foreground end of this tube is the first
> nonzero component of the resulting series; it is quickly squared off as
> higher-frequency components are added (180 in all).
>
> (It's a mesh with 360*180 vertices.)
>
> On the way to this image, I learned a better understanding of Fourier
> series!
>
> --
> Anton Sherwood


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