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    MATH 5311 Advanced Engineering Math

    Fourier Series

    Deborah Koslover

    [email protected]

    RBN 4010

    Section 11.1

    Heat distribution in a metal plate,using Fourier's method

    Joseph Fourier

    1768-1830

    Joseph Fourier French mathematician, physicist and Egyptologist

    December 21, 1807 Presented paper to theParis Institute, On the Propagation of Heat in

    Solid Bodies

    Wrote periodic functions as infinite series of trigonometric functions, what

    we now call a Fourier series.

    Joseph Fourier

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    Applications of Fourier Analysis Vibration and Wave Analysis

    Electrostatics Problems

    Signal and Image Processing

    Data Compression

    Deducing chemical composition of stars

    Optimizing the design of

    telecommunications systems

    Heat Flow

    Optics

    Acoustics

    Antenna Design and Analysis

    Electronic Filter Design and Analysis

    X-ray Crystallography Analysis

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    Copyright 1997 American Physiological Society

    Heart rate power spectrum from a

    control subject (A) and a patient

    suffering from diabetic neuropathy (B).

    Frequency peaks are clearly blunted inthe latter (note different power scaling).A noninvasive, sensitive method for the

    early diagnosis of autonomic

    neuropathy in diabetes mellitus,

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    Periodic FunctionsDefinition: A periodic functionis a function that repeats its values onregularly spaced intervals.

    Definition: The interval on which a function repeats is called the period.

    Period

    Mathematically, we say a function has period p if ( ) ( )f x p f x+ =

    x

    f (x)

    x + p

    Notice also that ( ) ( )2 ,f x p f x+ =

    x + 2p

    ( )( ) ( )1 ,f x p f x+ =

    x - p

    and in fact

    ( ) ( ) ,f x np f x+ = where n is any nonzero integer.

    So a function with period p also has a period of any multiple of p.

    Periodic Functions

    -6 -4 -2 2 4 6

    -1

    -0.5

    0.5

    1

    Example: ( ) ( )cos 2f x x=

    p =

    and p = 2

    and p = 3

    Example: ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )cos , sin , cos 2 , sin 2 , cos 3 , sin 3 ,x x x x x x

    all have period 2 .p =

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    Periodic Functions

    Constant functions are periodic over arbitrary interval lengths.

    -6 -4 -2 2 4 6

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2Example:

    ( ) 1f x = has period 1, 12, 3.27, 2, or any other value you would liketo choose.

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    Functions with Period 2

    Generally, functions with period 2 can be written in the form of aninfinite sum, as

    ( ) [ ]01

    cos sinn nn

    f x a a nx b nx=

    = + +

    This is called a Fourier series. The as and bs are called Fouriercoefficients.

    To be able to use Fourier series to solve problems, we must find the

    Fourier coefficients that go with any particular function.

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    Finding Fourier Coefficients

    We will need the following trigonometric identities.

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

    1 12 2

    1 12 2

    1 12 2

    cos cos cos cos

    sin sin cos cos for , positive integers

    sin cos sin sin

    nx mx n m x n m x

    nx mx n m x n m x n m

    nx mx n m x n m x

    = + +

    = +

    = + +

    Integrate each identity from to .

    ( ) ( )

    ( ) ( )

    1 1sin sin

    2 2n m x n m x

    n mm

    nn

    m

    = + +

    +

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )1 12 2cos cos cos cosnx mx dx n m x dx n m x dx

    = + +

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

    1sin sin

    2

    1sin sin

    2

    n m n mn m

    n m n mn m

    = + + +

    +

    0=

    Finding Fourier Coefficients

    So if n m then ( ) ( )cos cos 0nx mx dx

    =

    What if n= m?

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )1 12 2cos cos cos cosnx nx dx n n x dx n n x dx

    = + +

    ( ) ( ) [ ]2 1 12 2cos cos 2 cos 0nx dx nx dx dx

    = +

    ( )1 12 2cos 2nx dx dx

    = +

    ( ) 121 sin 24

    nx xn

    = +

    ( ) ( )( ) ( )121

    sin 2 sin 24

    n nn

    = +

    =

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    Finding Fourier Coefficients

    Summarizing,

    ( ) ( )cos cos 0nx mx dx

    =

    If n= m, then ( ) ( )cos cosnx nx dx

    =Similarly we can show,

    if n m, then ( ) ( )sin sin 0nx mx dx

    =

    if n= m, then ( ) ( )sin sinnx nx dx

    =

    if n m, then

    ( ) ( )sin cos 0nx mx dx

    =

    if n= m, then ( ) ( )sin cos 0nx nx dx

    =

    if n m, then

    Using these results, we willbe able to find the Fourier

    coefficients.

    ( ) [ ]01

    cos sinn nn

    f x a a nx b nx=

    = + +

    Finding Fourier Coefficients

    Given a functionf, which has a period of 2, we want to find the Fourier

    coefficients so that

    Integrate both sides of the equation from to .

    ( ) 01

    cos sinn nn

    f x dx a dx a nx dx b nx dx

    =

    = + +

    Assuming term-wise

    integration is allowed.

    0

    1

    sin cosn n

    n

    a ba x nx nx

    n n

    =

    = +

    ( )( ) ( )( ) ( )( )01

    sin sin cos cosn n

    n

    a ba n n n n

    n n

    =

    = +

    ( ) ( )01

    2 0 0 cos cosn n

    n

    a ba n n

    n n

    =

    = +

    02a =

    Dividing both sides by 2( ) 0

    1

    2f x dx a

    =

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    Finding Fourier Coefficients

    Now find the other coefficients. Multiply both sides by cos (mx).

    ( ) [ ]01

    cos cos cos cos sin cosn nn

    f x mx a mx a nx mx b nx mx=

    = + +( ) 01

    cos cos cos cos sin cosn nn

    f x mx dx a mx dx a nx mx dx b nx mx dx

    =

    = + +

    ( ) [ ]0

    1

    cos sinn nn

    f x a a nx b nx=

    = + +

    Integrate both sides of the equation from to .

    Recall ( ) ( )sin cos 0nx mx dx

    =

    ( ) cos mf x mx dx a

    =

    Recall ( ) ( )cos cos 0nx mx dx

    =

    If n= m, then ( ) ( )cos cosnx nx dx

    =

    if n m, then

    Dividing both sides by , we get

    ( )1

    cos mf x mx dx a

    =

    Finding Fourier Coefficients

    Multiply both sides by sin (mx).

    ( ) [ ]01

    sin sin cos sin sin sinn nn

    f x mx a mx a nx mx b nx mx=

    = + +( ) 01

    sin sin cos sin sin sinn nn

    f x mx dx a mx dx a nx mx dx b nx mx dx

    =

    = + +

    ( ) [ ]0

    1

    cos sinn nn

    f x a a nx b nx=

    = + +

    Integrate both sides of the equation from to .

    Recall ( ) ( )sin cos 0nx mx dx

    =

    ( )sin mf x mx dx b

    =

    Recall

    Dividing both sides by , we get

    ( )1

    sin mf x mx dx b

    =

    Now do the same thing with sine.

    ( ) ( )sin sin 0nx mx dx

    =

    if n= m, then ( ) ( )sin sinnx nx dx

    =

    if n m, then

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    Euler Equations

    ( )0 12

    a f x dx

    =

    ( )1

    cosma f x mx dx

    =

    ( )1

    sinmb f x mx dx

    =

    Example: Find the Fourier series for the givenf (x), which is assumed tohave the period 2. Graph the partial sums up to that including cos (5x)

    and sin (5x).

    -

    3 42-3-4 -2 -

    First we start by finding a formula for the function.

    Between and0, the function isf (x) = 0.

    Between 0 and, the function is a line. It has slope m = -1

    andy-intercept b = . Thus, f (x) = -x +

    Or ( ) 0 if 0

    if 0

    xf x

    x x

    =

    + <

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    Example: Find the Fourier series for the givenf (x), which is assumed tohave the period 2. Graph the partial sums up to that including cos (5x)

    and sin (5x).

    -

    ( ) 0 if 0

    if 0

    xf x

    x x

    =

    + <

    Now apply the Euler equations.

    ( )01

    2a f x dx

    = ( ) ( )0

    0

    1 1

    2 2f x dx f x dx

    = + 0

    0

    1 10

    2 2dx x dx

    = + + 2 2

    2

    0

    0

    1 1

    2 2 2 2 4

    xx a

    = + = + = =

    Example: Find the Fourier series for the givenf (x), which is assumed tohave the period 2. Graph the partial sums up to that including cos (5x)

    and sin (5x).

    -

    ( ) 0 if 0

    if 0

    xf x

    x x

    =

    + <

    04

    a =

    ( )1

    cosma f x mx dx

    = ( ) ( )0

    0

    1 1cos cosf x mx dx f x mx dx

    = +

    ( )0

    1cosx mx dx

    = + 1cos

    sinm

    u x dv mx dx

    du dx v mx

    = + =

    = =

    Integrating by parts

    0

    0

    1 1sin sin

    xmx mx dx

    m m

    += +

    0

    1sin mxdx

    m

    =

    ( )

    1 if is evencos

    -1 if is odd

    1 if is even

    -1 if is odd1

    m

    mm

    m

    m

    m

    =

    =

    Notice( )

    2 20

    1 1cos cos cos0mx m

    m m

    = =

    ( )( )21

    1 1m

    mam

    = =

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    Example: Find the Fourier series for the givenf (x), which is assumed tohave the period 2. Graph the partial sums up to that including cos (5x)

    and sin (5x).

    -

    ( ) 0 if 0

    if 0

    xf x

    x x

    =

    + <

    04

    a = ( )( )2

    11 1

    m

    mam

    =

    Similarly, integrating by parts, we can show that1

    mb

    m=

    So, the Fourier series forf (x) is

    ( ) [ ]

    ( )( )

    0

    1

    21

    cos sin

    1 11 1 cos sin

    4

    m m

    m

    m

    m

    f x a a mx b mx

    mx mxm m

    =

    =

    = + +

    = + +

    2 1 2 1cos sin sin 2 cos3 sin3

    4 2 9 3

    1 2 1sin 4 cos5 sin5 ...

    4 25 5

    x x x x x

    x x x

    = + + + + +

    + + +

    -3 -2 -1 1 2 3

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5

    -3 -2 -1 1 2 3

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5

    -3 -2 -1 1 2 3

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5

    -3 -2 -1 1 2 3

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5

    -3 -2 -1 1 2 3

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    -3 -2 -1 1 2 3

    0.25

    0.5

    0.75

    1

    1.25

    1.5

    Partial Sums

    -

    ( ) 2 1 2 1cos sin sin 2 cos3 sin 34 2 9 3

    1 2 1sin 4 cos5 sin5 ...

    4 25 5

    f x x x x x x

    x x x

    = + + + + +

    + + +

    5

    2 1 2cos sin sin 2 cos 3

    4 2 9

    1 1 2 1sin 3 sin 4 cos 5 sin 5

    3 4 25 5

    p x x x x

    x x x x

    = + + + +

    + + + +

    4

    2 1cos sin sin 2

    4 2

    2 1 1cos 3 sin 3 sin 4

    9 3 4

    p x x x

    x x x

    = + + +

    + + +

    3

    2 1cos sin sin 2

    4 2

    2 1cos 3 sin 3

    9 3

    p x x x

    x x

    = + + +

    + +

    2

    2 1cos sin sin 2

    4 2p x x x

    = + + +1

    2cos sin

    4p x x

    = + +0

    4p

    =

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    http://math.furman.edu/~dcs/java/square.html

    Convergence of Fourier Series

    Theorem: Letf (x) be periodic with period 2 and piecewise continuous

    on the interval - x .

    A function is piecewise continuous if it is only discontinuous at a finite

    number of points.

    Further, letf (x) have a left hand derivative and

    a right hand derivative at every point of that interval.

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )0 0

    lim and lim existh h

    f x h f x f x h f x

    h h+

    + +

    Then the Fourier

    is discontinuous. There the sum is the average of the left and right

    hand limit off (x) atx0.

    -

    2-2 -

    f (x)

    -

    2-2 -

    [ ]01

    cos sinn nn

    a a nx b nx=

    + +

    series off (x) converges. Its sum isf (x) except at pointsx0 wheref (x)

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    Energy Spectrum for the Flute and Violin

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    MATH 5311 Advanced Engineering Math

    Functions of Any Period p = 2L

    Section 11.2

    Fourier Series for functions of period p= 2L

    3 4 2 -3 -4 -2 -

    How would we find the formula for the Fourier series for this function?

    Rescale!

    L 3L 4L2L-3L-4L -2L -L

    Find comparable positions of each graph.

    y

    x

    Use ratios. 2

    2

    L y

    x= or x y

    L

    =

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    Fourier Series for functions of period p= 2L

    L 2Ly 2 x

    x yL

    =

    Old system New system

    ( ) [ ]01

    cos sinn nn

    f x a a nx b nx=

    = + +

    ( )01

    2a f x dx

    =

    ( )1

    cosna f x nx dx

    =

    ( )1

    sinnb f x nx dx

    =

    dx dyL

    =

    0

    1

    cos sinn nn

    n na a y b y

    L L

    =

    = + +

    f yL

    ( )f y

    0

    1

    2

    L

    L

    a f y dyL L

    =

    1cos

    L

    n

    L

    a f y n y dy

    L L L

    =

    1

    sin

    L

    n

    L

    b f y n y dyL L L

    =

    ( )1

    2

    L

    L

    f y dyL

    =

    ( )1

    cos

    L

    L

    nf y y dy

    L L

    =

    ( )1

    sin

    L

    L

    nf y y dy

    L L

    =

    Fourier Series for functions of period p= 2L

    ( ) 01

    cos sinn nn

    n nf x a a x b x

    L L

    =

    = + +

    ( )01

    2

    L

    L

    a f x dxL

    =

    ( )1

    cos

    L

    n

    L

    na f x x dx

    L L

    =

    ( )

    1sin

    L

    nL

    nb f x x dx

    L L

    =

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    1-1

    Example

    Find the Fourier series for on the interval( )f x x= 1 1x