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PA214 Waves and Fields Fourier Methods Blue book New chapte r 12 •Fourier sine series •Application to the wave equation •Fourier cosine series •Fourier full range series •Complex form of Fourier series •Introduction to Fourier transforms and the convolution theorem Fourier Methods Dr Mervyn Roy (S6) www2.le.ac.uk/departments/physics/people/academic-staff/mr6
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