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Is every disturbance fundamentally a combination of harmonics
I started this by thinking of this: Is audio fundamentally comprised of frequencies
- Even considering electromagnetic waves, is it correct for us to consider that every disturbance or sound can be modeled as a combination of harmonics?
- Sure, it is possible, and mathematically valid; however, is it fundamental?
- I think that vibrations are the natural state of an undisturbed field, however, the fields in our universe are not undisturbed.
- That's not to say there can't be an undisturbed universe.
- I think any alive universe should have a prime mover configuration.
- Should the universe have a prime mover (moved to it's own page)