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Parseval's Theorem Homework: Fourier Sine Series
Homework Statement I'm given the following function f(x) = \begin{cases} x &-2<x<2\\ f(x+4) &\mbox{otherwise} \end{cases} And I'm asked to find the Fourier sine series. Then I'm supposed to use Parseval's theorem to obtain a certain sum. Homework Equations Since I have a sine Fourier...- AppleFritters
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- Parseval's theorem Theorem
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A Definite Integral Using the Residue Theorem
That was such a silly mistake. I kept reworking this problem so many times because of this simple mistake. Thank you so much- AppleFritters
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A Definite Integral Using the Residue Theorem
Homework Statement I'm trying to solve this definite integral using the residue theorem: \int _0^\pi \frac{d \theta}{ (2+ \cos \theta)^2} Homework Equations I got the residue theorem which says that \oint_C f(z)dz = 2 \pi i \ \ \text{times the sum of the residues inside C}...- AppleFritters
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- Definite integral Integral Residue Theorem
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