5) Fourier Series Flashcards

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What is the prime period

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The smallest possible a for which a periodic function holds

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2
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What is a periodic function

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3
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What are even and odd functions

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4
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When is a function piecewise continuous

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A function f(x) is said to be piecewise continuous if it is continuous except for jump discontinuities, and if the number of jump discontinuities on any finite interval, x ∈ [a, b], is finite

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5
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What is a jump discontinuity

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If the value of the function as we approach x = x0 from the left is different from the value as we approach x = x0 from the right

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6
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What is a periodic extension of a function

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7
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What is the inner dot product

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8
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What are the defining properties of an inner product on a vector space

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9
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What defines orthogonal and orthonormal bases in vector spaces

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10
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What conditions must a set of three vectors satisfy to be used as a basis

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  • Non-zero
  • Linearly independent
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11
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How can any vector in an orthogonal basis of a vector space be represented using the inner product

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12
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What is an inner product for real functions

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13
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Describe the proof that the inner product for real functions is an inner product

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14
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When are two functions orthogonal

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15
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How are sine and cosine functions orthogonal on the interval [−L,L]

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16
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What is a special property about odd functions

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17
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Describe the proof that an odd function is zero on the domain [-L,L]

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18
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Give a function on [-L,L] what is its Fourier Series

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19
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How can the Fourier Series be rewritten

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20
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What is Dirichlet’s theorem

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21
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What are the implications for Fourier coefficients when a function is even or odd

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22
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How can cosine functions be expressed using (−1)^n

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cos(nπ)=(−1) ^n

23
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What are half-range Fourier series and what types can be computed when the function is known over half its range

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Half-range series are employed when the function f is defined only over half of its typical range, commonly [0,L]
* Make f an odd function resulting in a Fourier sine series, because the series has only sine terms. We shall denote this function fS
* Make f an even function, resulting in a Fourier cosine series, because the series has only cosine terms. We shall denote this function fC
* Make f a periodic function with period L. We shall denote this function fP