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Mathematical and Computational Methods for Engineers E155B, Spring 2004 Handout #2 Expand into Fourier series: Definitions A function is piecewise continuous on an interval if there exist at most a finite number of points such that is continuous on each of the open intervals , …. Left-hand derivative: Right-hand derivative: Convergence theorem If a periodic function is piecewise continuous in the interval and has a left-hand and right-hand derivatives at each point of that interval, then the Fourier series of converges. At points of discontinuity it converges to the average of left and right limits. Determine even and odd half-range expansions for defined over the interval Use complex Fourier series to determine , , and for given in Example 1. Consider an RLC circuit below with L = 1 H, C = 0.04 F, and R = 0.2 Ohm. Determine the response (charge on the capacitor) due to a periodic input : A rectangular plate is bounded by , , , and . The temperatures at the boundaries are specified as follows: Use the method of separation of variables to determine the steady-state temperature distribution A rectangular plate with two insulated sides is bounded by , , , and . The boundary conditions are specified as follows: Use the method of separation of variables to determine the steady-state temperature distribution Consider a rod of length L and diffusivity with the following initial and boundary conditions: Use the method of separation of variables to determine the time-dependent temperature distribution A rectangular plate is bounded by , , , and . The temperatures at the boundaries are specified as follows: At the temperature distribution is given by . Use the method of separation of variables with the double Fourier series to determine the time-dependent temperature distribution Consider a rod of length L and diffusivity with non-homogeneous boundary conditions: The initial temperature distribution is given by . Use the method of se