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Chapter 5

The document discusses Fourier analysis and Fourier series. It shows that a periodic function F(x) with period λ can be represented as the sum of sines and cosines with specific wavelengths. It then extends this to represent non-periodic functions as a continuous superposition of harmonic functions using a Fourier integral. This represents any function F(t) as an integral of cosine and sine terms weighted by their respective Fourier coefficients A(ω) and B(ω). It applies this to analyze pulses and wave packets composed of many frequencies clustered around a central average frequency.

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Chapter 5

The document discusses Fourier analysis and Fourier series. It shows that a periodic function F(x) with period λ can be represented as the sum of sines and cosines with specific wavelengths. It then extends this to represent non-periodic functions as a continuous superposition of harmonic functions using a Fourier integral. This represents any function F(t) as an integral of cosine and sine terms weighted by their respective Fourier coefficients A(ω) and B(ω). It applies this to analyze pulses and wave packets composed of many frequencies clustered around a central average frequency.

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Y = A sin k

n
x
n = 1 : = 2L Y
1
= A sin k
1
x
x = 0
x = L
x = 0 x = L
x = 0 x = L
n = 2 : = L Y
2
= A sin k
2
x
n = 3 : = 2L/3 Y
3
= A sin k
3
x
CHAPTER 5
FOURIER SERIES AND FOURIER INTEGRAL
General solution Y = Y
1
+ Y
2
+ Y
3

) x (k sin A Y
3
1 n
n n

=
=
Fourier :
A periodic function F(x) with the period , may be shown as
a superposition of sin kx and cos kx functions ;
cos(nkx)] B ) sin(nkx [A F(x)
n
0 n
n
+ =

=
(nkx)] cos B ) (nkx sin [A B F(x)
n
1 n
n 0
+ + =

=
k = 2t/
(nkx)] cos B ) (nkx sin [A B F(x)
n
1 n
n 0
+ + =

=
}
+
=
x
x
n
1
1
dx cos(nkx) F(x) ) / 2 ( B
}
+
=
x
x
n
1
1
dx sin(nkx) F(x) ) / 2 ( A
x
2
= x
1
+
}
=
2
1
x
x
0
dx F(x) ) / 1 ( B
A periodic function F(t) with the period T, may be shown as
a superposition of sin et and cos et functions ;
e = 2t/T
)] n cos( ) n [sin( F(t)
0 n
t t + =

=
)] (n cos B ) (n sin [A B F(t)
n
1 n
n 0
t t + + =

=
}
+
=
T t
t
n
1
1
dt ) sin(n F(t) ) T / 2 ( A t
}
+
=
T t
t
0
2
1
dt F(t) ) T / 1 ( B
}
+
=
T t
t
n
1
1
dt ) cos(n F(t) ) T / 2 ( B t
x
F(x)
1
-1
0 L 2L
(nkx)] cos B ) (nkx sin [A B F(x)
n
1 n
n 0
+ + =

=
}
=
2L
0
0
dx F(x) ) / 1 ( B
] dx cos(nkx) - dx cos(nkx) )[ / 2 ( dx cos(nkx) F(x) ) / 2 ( B
2L
L
L
0
2L
0
n } } }
+ = =
] dx sin(nkx) - dx sin(nkx) )[ / 2 ( dx sin(nkx) F(x) ) / 2 ( A
2L
L
L
0
2L
0
n } } }
+ = =
= 0
= 4/nt , n = 1, 3, 5,
= 0
... . sin(5kx)
5
4
sin(3kx)
3
4
sin(kx)

4
F(x) + + + =
F(x)
0 L
sin (kx)
sin (3kx)
sin (5kx)
1
1
0
L
F(x)
x
x
Pulse , Wave Packet and Fourier Integral

Consider two harmonic functions that appear at the same place and the
same time :
Y
1
(t) = A cos e
1
t
Y
2
(t)= A cos e
2
t = A cos (e
1
+ Ae)t
The superposition of these two functions can be written as :
Y(t) = Y
1
+ Y
2
= A cos e
1
t + A cos (e
1
+ Ae)t
Y(t) = 2A cos (Ae/2)t cos (e
1
+ Ae/2)t known as modulation


Y(t) = A(t) cos e
av
t ,
A(t) = 2A cos e
m
t
A(t)
2

2 1
av
m
+
=
=
Imagine if there are N harmonic functions with the frequency
between e
1
and e
2
and all of those functions involve in the
superposition (a modulation of many wave functions produce wave
packet or wave group):
Y(t) = Acos e
1
t + Acos (e
1
+ oe)t + Acos (e
1
+ 2oe)t + - - - + Acos e
2
t
Where e
2
= e
1
+ Ae , Ae = (N-1)oe
e
2
= e
1
+ (N-1)oe
Y(t) = A(t) cos e
av
t ,
A(t) = ?
e
av
= (e
1
+ e
2
)/2 = e
1
+ Ae/2

Consider F(t) = e
iet
+ e
i(e+oe)t
+ e
i(e+2oe)t
+ - - - + e
i[e+(N-1)oe)]t

F(t) = e
iet
[ 1 + e
ioet
+ e
i2oet
+ - - - e
i(N-1)oet
] = e
iet
S
a = e
ioet
S = 1 + a + a
2
+ - - - + a
N-1

S = 1 + a + a
2
+ - - - + a
N-1
a S = a + a
2
+ a
3
+ - - - + a
N
e
iNoet
1
(a -1) S = a
N
1 => S = ------------
e
ioet
1
e
(1/2)(iNoet)
[e
(1/2)(iNoet)
e
(-1/2)(iNoet)
]
S = -------------------------------------------
e
(1/2)(ioet)
[e
(1/2)(ioet)
e
(-1/2)(ioet)
]

sin(1/2 Noet)
S = e
(1/2)i(N-1)oet
-----------------
sin(1/2 oet)

sin(1/2 Noet)
S = e
(1/2)iAet
-----------------
sin(1/2 oet)
sin(1/2 Noet) sin(1/2 Noet)
F(t) = e
iet
S = e
i[e+(1/2)Ae]t
----------------- = exp (ie
av
t) -----------------
sin(1/2 oet) sin(1/2 oet)
cos et is the real part of e
iet


therefore cos e
av
t is the real part of exp (ie
av
t)
sin(1/2 Noet)
Y(t) = A(t) cos e
av
t is the real part of F(t) = exp (ie
av
t) -----------------
sin(1/2 oet)

sin(1/2 Noet) sin(1/2 Noet)
Y(t) = cos e
av
t ----------------- A(t) = A -----------------
sin(1/2 oet) sin(1/2 oet)

lets check the equation above when N=2 :

Y
1
= A cos e
1
t, Y
2
= A cos e
2
t , e
2
= e
1
+ oe

Y(t) = Y
1
+ Y
2
= A(t) cos e
av
t
sin x
2x sin
A A(t) =
where x = 1/2 oet
sin 2x = 2 sin x cos x
A(t) = 2A cos x = 2A cos (1/2 oet) = 2A cos (1/2)(e
2
-e
1
)t
Y(t) = 2A cos [(1/2)(e
2
-e
1
)]t cos e
av
t
small very is when x x, sin x ~
N
A(0)
A N A A(0) = => =
sin(1/2 Noet)
From the equation A(t) = A ----------------- ,
sin(1/2 oet)

it is possible to change A with A(0) that is the value of A(t) when t 0

sin(1/2 Noet)
A(t) = A(0) ------------------
N sin(1/2 oet)
sin(1/2 Noet)
A(t) = A(0) -------------------
N sin(1/2 oet)

When the value of N is taken close to infinity, this means that
oe is close to zero, N oe = (N-1) oe = Ae N = Ae/oe

sin(1/2 Aet)
A(t) = A(0) ------------------
N (1/2 oet)

sin(1/2 Aet)
A(t) = A(0) ---------------
1/2 Aet

t cos A(t) Y(t)
av
=
t
Y(t)

2
t
1
=
A(t)
t
0
-t
1
t
1
( wave packet or wave group )
}

n
n
d t cos t cos
d t cos

A(0)
Y(t)
2
1

}
=
When oe 0 :

=
n
n
t cos

A(0)
Y(t)
Y(t) = A [cos e
1
t + cos (e
1
+oe)t + cos (e
1
+2oe)t - - - + cos e
2
t]
Y(t) = [A(0)/Ae| [oe cos e
1
t + oe cos (e
1
+oe)t + - - - + oe cos e
2
t]

A(0)
N
A(0)
A = =
A(e) = 0
If B(e) = A(0)/Ae for e between e
1
and e
2
,
B(e) = 0 at any other e
Integral Fourier :

Any function F(t) can be expressed as a continuous Fourier
superposition of the general form :

( ) ( ) d t cos B d t sin A F(t)
0 0
} }

+ =
A(e) and B(e) are called Fourier coefficients of F(t)
} }
= =
2
1
2
1

d t cos

A(0)
d t cos

A(0)
F(t)
e
B(e)
0
e
1
e
2

Ae

A(0)
A plot of the Fourier coefficients versus e is called the frequency spectrum
Fourier analysis of Pulses
Y(t)
t
T
1
0
t
0
t
0
+T
1
Y(t) = 0 at early time t
0
(and all earlier times)
Y(t) = 0 at late time (t
0
+T
1
) and all later times)
small be
T
1
large be T Let
1
1
=
}
}
}

+
+
+

=
=
=
=
+ + =
1 0
0
1 0
0
1 0
0
T t
t
1
1
n
T t
t
1
1
n
T t
t
1
0
1 n
1 n 1
1 n
n 0
dt t n sin F(t)
T
2
A
dt t n cos F(t)
T
2
B
dt F(t)
T
1
B
t n cos B t n sin A B F(t)
n = 1, 2, 3, - - -
small very is
large, very is T period the if
T
2

1
1
1
1
=
Periodic function made by repetition of a pulse Y(t) with
the period T
1
F(t)
t
T
1
T
1
Choose B
0
= 0 since we do not need a constant displacement
included in our F(t).
- - - t 1) (n cos B t n cos B - - -
- - - t 1) (n sin A t n sin A - - - F(t)
t n cos B t n sin A F(t)
1 1 n 1 n
1 1 n 1 n
1 n
1 n 1
1 n
n
+ + + +
+ + + + =
+ =
+
+

=

1 1
1 1
n 1 n

n n n
A A , n 1 n , n
= = A = A =
~ ~ +
+
( ) ( ) d t cos B d t sin A F(t)
- - - t cos

B
- - - t sin

A
- - -
- - - t cos B n - - - t sin A n - - - F(t)
0 0
1
n
1
n
n n
} }

+ =
+ + + + =
+ + + + =
( )
( )
1
n
1
n

B
B

A
A
=
=
( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
} }
} }
} }
+ +
+ +

= = =
= = =
+ =
1 0
0
1 0
0
1 0
0
1 0
0
T t
t
T t
t 1 1 1
n
T t
t
T t
t 1 1 1
n
0 0
dt t cos t F

1
dt t cos t F
T
2

B
B
dt t sin t F

1
dt t sin t F
T
2

A
A
d t cos B d t sin A F(t)
Y(t) is a non periodic pulse :
( ) ( )
( ) ( )
( ) ( )
}
}
} }


=
=
+ =
-
-
0 0
dt t cos t Y

1
B
dt t sin t Y

1
A
d t cos B d t sin A Y(t)
Application : square frequency spectrum
Suppose that : A(e)=0,
B(e)= 1/Ae for e
1
< e < e
2
, e
2
= e
1
+ Ae
B(e) =0 elsewhere.
( ) ( )
( )
2
)t (
cos
2
)t - (
sin
t
2

t sin - t sin
t
1

d t cos

1

d t cos B d t sin A Y(t)
1 2 1 2
2 1

0 0
2
1
+
=
=
=
+ =
}
} }

2

2 1
av
m
+
=
=
t cos
t
t sin
t cos
t
t sin
Y(t)
av
m
m
av
2

= =
t cos A(t) Y(t)
av
=
Y(t)
t

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