Intervals Other Than [-π,π]
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Intervals Other Than [-π,π] : So far we have considered the interval [-π,π] only . It was just a matter of convenience , otherwise any finite interval could have been used . We now show that by effecting certain transformations , any finite interval can be made to correspond to the interval [-π,π] . The Interval [0,2π] : If f is bounded , integrable and piecewise monotonic in [0,2π] , then the sum of the series ∞ 1/2 a₀ + Σ (aₙ cos nx + bₙ sin nx) n=1 2π where aₙ = 1/π ∫ f cos nx dx , ...