Consider the function ƒ : [-π, π] → R : x ↔ 1 + 2x + sin(2x) and extend it periodically to all of R. ii. State at which points in R the Fourier series is convergent and if it is conver- gent, state the limit.
Consider the function ƒ : [-π, π] → R : x ↔ 1 + 2x + sin(2x) and extend it periodically to all of R. ii. State at which points in R the Fourier series is convergent and if it is conver- gent, state the limit.
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