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Math 4041 Homework 3, Fall 2009: Periodic Functions and Their Derivatives - Prof. Gerardo , Assignments of Differential Equations

A math homework assignment for a university course in math 4041, falling under the topic of periodic functions. The assignment, due on october 6, 2009, includes problems related to finding function values, verifying differentiability, and writing down sine series for given functions. Students are expected to demonstrate their understanding of periodic functions, their derivatives, and related concepts.

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Homework 3, due October 6 Math 4041, Fall 2009
1. Let u0be the function defined on the interval [0, π] by the formula
u0(x) = x(πx).
Let ube the extension of u0to [π, π] as an o dd function, and let fbe the extension
of uto Ras a periodic function of period 2π.
a) Find f(1) and f(4).
b) Verfy that fis differentiable at 0.
c) Verfy that fis differentiable at 2π.
2. Let u: [0, π]Rbe defined by
u(x) = (xif x[0, π/2]
πxif x(π/2, π].
Write down the sine series of u. Show your work.
3. Let Wbe the space of (real- or complex-valued) C2periodic functions on Rof
period 2π. This is a vector space (over Ror C), and the set Kof elements fW
such that 2
θf=32fis a finite dimensional subspace. Find a basis for K.
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Homework 3, due October 6 Math 4041, Fall 2009

  1. Let u 0 be the function defined on the interval [0, π] by the formula u 0 (x) = x(π − x). Let u be the extension of u 0 to [−π, π] as an odd function, and let f be the extension of u to R as a periodic function of period 2π. a) Find f (−1) and f (4). b) Verfy that f is differentiable at 0. c) Verfy that f is differentiable at 2π.
  2. Let u : [0, π] → R be defined by

u(x) =

x if x ∈ [0, π/2] π − x if x ∈ (π/ 2 , π]. Write down the sine series of u. Show your work.

  1. Let W be the space of (real- or complex-valued) C^2 periodic functions on R of period 2π. This is a vector space (over R or C), and the set K of elements f ∈ W such that ∂ θ^2 f = − 32 f is a finite dimensional subspace. Find a basis for K.

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