#Calculus? Fourier + Eigenfunctions
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correct me if I am wrong but isn't this just a straightforward computation question?
you compute all the f_n first then try to determine what the series looks like
i started computing with the inner product and it was getting a little complicated. Not sure if i was computing correctly
drop your calcs here, we can check them together
apologies. Process wise though, fn is the integral of f(x)*u_n(x) ?
as far as I recall, yes
just split the integral accordingly and by parts the first one. Not sure if I can find a nicer form for sin((n-1/2)pi/2) or cos((n-1/2)pi/2)
skipped a line, when subbing in x = 1/2 in 2nd integral, get another term. I just combined them
also is it normal that f is not continuous?
yeah, hence fourier
i figured it was just straight computation but even just computing fn i hit a wall
yeah I can see why
I still think the coefficient there is wrong
i was expecting -1/2
ah wait no i missed a factor 2
stupid me
all good. Just dont know if im acc doing any of this right
,w int 2 cos((n-1/2) pi x) from 1/2 to 1
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I was able to identify some terms but the coefficients don't match
nah bruh i throw the towel
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