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Amy Allen
Apr 22, 2010, 7:24:18 PM4/22/10
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In 9.3 # 5, can the serieses be obtained by choosing a value of t and setting f(t) equal to the series, solving for pi? That's the only way I can think of to approach this.
Professor Laugesen
Apr 22, 2010, 10:59:48 PM4/22/10
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Yes. Just be careful if f jumps at your value of t. In that case, you
set the series equal to [f(t+)+f(t-)]/2 (which is what the Fourier
Convergence Theorem says to do).
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set the series equal to [f(t+)+f(t-)]/2 (which is what the Fourier
Convergence Theorem says to do).
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