Fourer

Fourer is a rarely used term with no widely recognized definition in major reference works. It may appear as a surname or as a misspelling of other terms such as Fourier. Because its usage is sparse, there is no standard set of meanings associated with Fourer.

As a misspelling of Fourier: In mathematics and related fields, Fourier refers to Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier and the associated concepts such as Fourier series and the Fourier transform. If Fourer appears in technical writing, it is typically a typographical error for Fourier.

As a surname: Fourer may occur as a family name in some regions, but there are no widely cited notable individuals with this spelling in readily available reference works. In such cases, the name may have regional or linguistic origins that are not well documented in English-language sources.

For related terms, see Fourier.