Are Fourier Series centered around a point like a Taylor series?

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If not, why? Is it usual for representations to have a center?

score 1 · Answer 1 · answered Oct 26 '17 at 15:56

The notion of "centered around a point" applies for Taylor series, because it is a power series. Power series have a circle of convergence and thus some kind of center. But in the case of Fourier series you essentially consider a periodical function. There is no "special" point there.

Are Fourier Series centered around a point like a Taylor series?

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