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Learning Fourier Series

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Of course you can't. The assignment makes only sense if you can define an origin in time and a respective symmetry.

In engineering, we get over this problem by using a reference signal. When you process a signal, you will always need a reference for this purpose only.
 

As I see,many people have answered your question about learning Fourier series.But still I think concepts like these are better understood when you read standard books.So you may find this book informative :
Signals and Systems by Alan V. Oppenheim
 

I think concepts like these are better understood when you read standard books.

I recommend elementary mathematics book on the subject. They deal with the basics and not with technicalities. There are many and you select one you are comfortable with.
 

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