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Collect Fourier series terms
CoefficientList for exponentials termsAssign Coefficients of Exponential SeriesConstruct Matrices from Coefficient of f[x] in Finite Fields?collect a multivariate polynomial, and simplify all coefficientsCollect terms with same-kind coefficients and factor exponential based on thatCollect terms in Fourier TransformExtracting coefficients from sumExtract terms containing a specific symbol from an expressionPlotting double seriesRearranging similar terms in an equation
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Is there a way to make mathematica automatically collect terms like $mathrmCos[n x]$ with $n=1,2,3...$?
I have a long expression coming out of a Fourier series where I see a lot of $Cos[x],Cos[2 x],Cos[3 x]$ and so on, but Simplify is very inefficient. I would like mathematica to automatically collect all coefficients of the various Cos[n x] without having to do it manually for each one of them.
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Is there a way to make mathematica automatically collect terms like $mathrmCos[n x]$ with $n=1,2,3...$?
I have a long expression coming out of a Fourier series where I see a lot of $Cos[x],Cos[2 x],Cos[3 x]$ and so on, but Simplify is very inefficient. I would like mathematica to automatically collect all coefficients of the various Cos[n x] without having to do it manually for each one of them.
coefficients
asked 19 hours ago
RiccardoRiccardo
505
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can you show your initial code, so we try to help!
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– Alrubaie
19 hours ago
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TryCollect[exp /. Cos[x n_.] -> x^n, x]/. x^n_. -> Cos[n x].
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– Somos
9 hours ago
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$begingroup$
Is there a way to make mathematica automatically collect terms like $mathrmCos[n x]$ with $n=1,2,3...$?
I have a long expression coming out of a Fourier series where I see a lot of $Cos[x],Cos[2 x],Cos[3 x]$ and so on, but Simplify is very inefficient. I would like mathematica to automatically collect all coefficients of the various Cos[n x] without having to do it manually for each one of them.
coefficients
asked 19 hours ago
RiccardoRiccardo
505
$endgroup$
Is there a way to make mathematica automatically collect terms like $mathrmCos[n x]$ with $n=1,2,3...$?
I have a long expression coming out of a Fourier series where I see a lot of $Cos[x],Cos[2 x],Cos[3 x]$ and so on, but Simplify is very inefficient. I would like mathematica to automatically collect all coefficients of the various Cos[n x] without having to do it manually for each one of them.
coefficients
coefficients
asked 19 hours ago
RiccardoRiccardo
505
asked 19 hours ago
RiccardoRiccardo
505
asked 19 hours ago
RiccardoRiccardo
505
asked 19 hours ago
RiccardoRiccardo
505
asked 19 hours ago
RiccardoRiccardo
505
505
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can you show your initial code, so we try to help!
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– Alrubaie
19 hours ago
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TryCollect[exp /. Cos[x n_.] -> x^n, x]/. x^n_. -> Cos[n x].
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– Somos
9 hours ago
add a comment |
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can you show your initial code, so we try to help!
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– Alrubaie
19 hours ago
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TryCollect[exp /. Cos[x n_.] -> x^n, x]/. x^n_. -> Cos[n x].
$endgroup$
– Somos
9 hours ago
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can you show your initial code, so we try to help!
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– Alrubaie
19 hours ago
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can you show your initial code, so we try to help!
$endgroup$
– Alrubaie
19 hours ago
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Try
Collect[exp /. Cos[x n_.] -> x^n, x]/. x^n_. -> Cos[n x].$endgroup$
– Somos
9 hours ago
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Try
Collect[exp /. Cos[x n_.] -> x^n, x]/. x^n_. -> Cos[n x].$endgroup$
– Somos
9 hours ago
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is this what you are asking?
exp=3Cos[x]+5Cos[2x]+12Cos[3x];
Coefficient[exp,Cos[x #]]&/@Range@3
3, 5, 12
answered 18 hours ago
J42161217J42161217
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Yes, thanks this is it!
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– Riccardo
18 hours ago
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you are welcome!
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18 hours ago
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is this what you are asking?
exp=3Cos[x]+5Cos[2x]+12Cos[3x];
Coefficient[exp,Cos[x #]]&/@Range@3
3, 5, 12
answered 18 hours ago
J42161217J42161217
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Yes, thanks this is it!
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– Riccardo
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you are welcome!
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is this what you are asking?
exp=3Cos[x]+5Cos[2x]+12Cos[3x];
Coefficient[exp,Cos[x #]]&/@Range@3
3, 5, 12
answered 18 hours ago
J42161217J42161217
4,268324
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Yes, thanks this is it!
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– Riccardo
18 hours ago
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you are welcome!
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18 hours ago
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$begingroup$
is this what you are asking?
exp=3Cos[x]+5Cos[2x]+12Cos[3x];
Coefficient[exp,Cos[x #]]&/@Range@3
3, 5, 12
answered 18 hours ago
J42161217J42161217
4,268324
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is this what you are asking?
exp=3Cos[x]+5Cos[2x]+12Cos[3x];
Coefficient[exp,Cos[x #]]&/@Range@3
3, 5, 12
answered 18 hours ago
J42161217J42161217
4,268324
edited 18 hours ago
answered 18 hours ago
J42161217J42161217
4,268324
answered 18 hours ago
J42161217J42161217
4,268324
answered 18 hours ago
J42161217J42161217
4,268324
4,268324
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Yes, thanks this is it!
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18 hours ago
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you are welcome!
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18 hours ago
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Yes, thanks this is it!
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you are welcome!
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– J42161217
18 hours ago
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Yes, thanks this is it!
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– Riccardo
18 hours ago
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Yes, thanks this is it!
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– Riccardo
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you are welcome!
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