Fourier coefficients

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[@matin7022]

Hi, thanks for this great video. I did not understand why changing the frequancy doesn't change the magnitude of CSW in the dot product. To me, it's like by increasing the frequancy the CSW would be faster and then the projections onto different time dimemsions would be different. Would you please explain more?

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[@mikexcohen1]

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