Hey, I think either way is correct. you could do from 1 to inf, and assume that the even numbers are 0, also, you could sum odd number. I followed your way to calculate the Bn, but I got the same answer as the PhysicsMark had.
Hey, I think either way is correct. you could do from 1 to inf, and assume that the even numbers are 0, also, you could sum odd number. I followed your way to calculate the Bn, but I got the same answer as the PhysicsMark had.
Hey, Vela. When I did the Hermite polynomial, I used
int ( 2x^4-x^3+3x^2+5x+2) ( 16x^4-48x^2+12) (e^-x^2), -inf, inf to calculate the a4, but I got a different number from linear algebra. (e^-x^2 is the weight function for Hermite polynomial)