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    This document outlines the Fourier series formulas for functions defined on intervals [−p, p] and [0, p]. For functions on [−p, p], the Fourier series represents the function as the sum of a constant term and sine and cosine terms with coefficients determined by integrals of the function. The resulting series generates a periodic function with period 2p. For functions on [0, p], there are half-range expansions using only cosine terms for even functions periodic with period 2p, and only sine terms for odd functions periodic with period 2p. The full Fourier series on [0, p] includes both cosine and sine terms with coefficients from integrals, generating a periodic function with period p.

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    Mathematics 355, Fall 2011 Fourier Series Formulas

    1. The Fourier series of a function f dened on the interval [p, p] is given by f (x) = 1 p
    p

    a0 + 2

    an cos
    n=1 p

    n n x + bn sin x , p p f (x) sin n x dx. p

    where an =

    f (x) cos
    p

    n 1 x dx, and bn = p p

    The function dened by the series is periodic of period 2p.

    2. If f is a function only dened on [0, p], then the half-range expansions are a0 + 2

    a. Cosine series: f (x) =

    an cos
    n=1

    n 2 x, where an = p p

    f (x) cos
    0

    n x dx. p

    The function dened by the series is even and periodic of period 2p.

    b. Sine series: f (x) =


    n=1

    bn sin

    n 2 x, where bn = p p

    f (x) sin
    0

    n x dx. p

    The function dened by the series is odd and periodic of period 2p. a0 + 2

    c. Fourier series: f (x) = an = 2 p


    p

    an cos
    n=1

    2n 2n x + bn sin x , where p p
    p

    f (x) cos
    0

    2n 2 x dx, and bn = p p

    f (x) sin
    0

    2n x dx. p

    The function dened by the series is periodic of period p.

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