Conjugate Fourier series

Conjugate Fourier series is a way of using math to break down complicated shapes into simple shapes that can be drawn or recreated with a computer. It's like taking a jigsaw puzzle, cutting it into pieces, and then being able to put it back together again. To do this, we use a special kind of math called Fourier series. With this math, we can take complex shapes made up of lots of small parts and break them down into simpler pieces. We can then take these simpler pieces and put them back together in a way that matches the original shape. It's a bit like putting together a jigsaw puzzle, but with math instead of pieces.