Give an example of a non-zero function $ f ∈ L^2 ( Z (2))$ such that $Ff=−f$.

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Give an example of a non-zero function $ f ∈ L^2 ( Z (2))$ such that $Ff=−f$. This is an eigenvector corresponding to the eigenvalue−1.)

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This question is asking what non-zero function gets the opposite of the function when you take the Fourier transform