b.sc2 sem3 maths by dr dk pandey sir
HIGHR MATHMATICS BY DR DK PANDAY SIR・1 minute read
The text discusses the Fourier series of a function in the interval from minus pi to pi, with A0 being a crucial component determined by the integral of the function. It explains the characteristics of an even function, emphasizing the calculation of A0 as an essential step in the process.
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- A0 in the Fourier series formula is derived from the integral of the function over its defined interval, reflecting the average value of the function over that range.
- The concept of an even function is introduced, where symmetry around the y-axis is observed, indicating that the function remains unchanged when x is replaced with -x.
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"Fourier Series: A0, A, B Explained"
- Function A is defined in the interval from minus pi to pi.
- The Farrier coefficient consists of A0, A, and B in the Fourier series.
- A0 is determined by the value of 1 over 2pi times the integral of A(x) from minus pi to pi.
- The even function is characterized by f(x) being unchanged when replacing x with -x.
- The value of A0 is calculated as 1 over pi times the integral of f(x)cos(ax) from minus pi to pi.
- The Fourier series of function f(x) is expressed in the interval from minus pi to pi with a period of 2pi.
- The Fourier series formula includes A0, A, and B, with A0 being the integral of f(x) from minus pi to pi divided by 2pi.
