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From a mathematical perspective, negative frequencies can be seen by looking at the complex exponential function,:math:`e^{2j\pi f t}`. If we have a negative frequency, we can see that it will be a complex sinusoid that rotates in the opposite direction.
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e^{2j\pi f t} =\cos(2j\pi f t) + j\sin(2j\pi f t)\quad\mathrm{\textcolor{blue}{blue}}
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e^{2j\pi f t} =\cos(2\pi f t) + j\sin(2\pi f t)\quad\mathrm{\textcolor{blue}{blue}}
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e^{2j\pi (-f) t} =\cos(2j\pi f t) - j\sin(2j\pi f t)\quad\mathrm{\textcolor{red}{red}}
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e^{2j\pi (-f) t} =\cos(2\pi f t) - j\sin(2\pi f t)\quad\mathrm{\textcolor{red}{red}}