Fourier coefficient

Oxymoron

I am working through the following question:

f(t) = { a + 2aω/π*t when -π/ω < t < 0
{ a - 2aω/π*t when 0 < t < π/ω

I was wondering if someone could check what a_0 was for the Fourier coefficient. I worked it out to be 2aπ / ωL.

Cheers.

HallsofIvy

I get [tex]\frac{2a\pi}{\omega}[/tex]. I don't see any "L" in the problem.

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Oxymoron	Fourier coefficient Tweet I am working through the following question: f(t) = { a + 2aω/πt when -π/ω < t < 0 { a - 2aω/πt when 0 < t < π/ω I was wondering if someone could check what a_0 was for the Fourier coefficient. I worked it out to be 2aπ / ωL. Cheers.

HallsofIvy Recognitions: Gold Member Science Advisor Staff Emeritus	I get [tex]\frac{2a\pi}{\omega}[/tex]. I don't see any "L" in the problem.