Chapter 11.R, Problem 1P U [LJ Bookmark: ‘Show all steps: Step-by-step solution Step 1014 A Consider the provided statement to explain Fourier series, Fourier sine series and halt-range expansion. ‘Comment Step 2084 ~ “The Fourier series involves of sin function and cos function. As these functions form a complete orthogonal system over [-zz,z] then the Fourier series of a function f(x) 's given as below eh JL (2)e08 (as) de tf Jf (x)sin(ms)cs Now Fourier series off, (x) is called the Fourier sine series of the function f(x) and itis provided as below: F(x) a sin(nx) 4 JF (s)sin(m) de 2 Jf s(o)sin( JaeStep 4or A As it is known that if function is defined over half range that is trom —Z to L to 0 to L. Itmay be expended in a series of sine terms only or in cosine terms. If the function is even then Fourer series of the half range even function is provided as below: % Soe) cosas) 94 278 2 biome 2 Hoye ost L If the function is odd then half-range can be expanded as below @. sin(n73) Foy d ne 2 pe sin (nae =F), SO 200-11. R2E Yes, 2 discontinuous function has a Fourier series. Because, Let ((x) be a periodic with period 2 and piece wise continuous in the interval a SxS. Furthermore let f(x) have a left-hand derivative and a right-hand derivative at each pt of that interval. Then the Fourier series of f(x) is S(x)=4,+(a,cosme+b, sinnx) (1) With coefficients 2) converges. Its sum is {(x), except at pts xp, where f(x) is discontinuous, there the Sum of the series is the average of the left-and Right-hand limits of (x) at x, No, a discontinuous function does not nave a's series. 's series Is only valid for continuous, functionChapter 11.R, Problem 3P DD) Bookmart Show all steps: Step-by-step solution Step tor4 A 303-11. RSE ‘The function considered so for had period 2, for the simplicity of the formulas. ‘The Fourier series of f(x) on period 2 is given by nD (a,cosnx +b, sine) (1) I(x) With coefficients 1p a =s2) fear Lee a, =F ()eosme de (2) 8, Lp. = de LF (sinew Step 2014 ~ Now use a change of scale that gives from a function g(v) of period 2 a function of period 2L. ‘Then (1) & (2) becomes £(0)=4 + Lacon, m) @) With coefficients 4