Thread: Fourier Series Project

I have completed my Fourier Series Project, but I plan on relearning the theory and expanding on concepts.

I would like to get your feedback. What should have been included? What should not have been included? Are my explainations clear? Are they backed up? What are some good resources that I can use to [re]-learn Fourier Series? etc.

I'd appreciate it very much!

--Chris

Originally Posted by Chris L T521

I have completed my Fourier Series Project, but I plan on relearning the theory and expanding on concepts.

I would like to get your feedback. What should have been included? What should not have been included? Are my explainations clear? Are they backed up? What are some good resources that I can use to [re]-learn Fourier Series? etc.

I'd appreciate it very much!

--Chris

That is a really nice paper Chris! Very well formatted...what was the focus though...was it generally focusing on the one-dimensional wave equations relevance to Fourier Analysis or was this just a genreral treatise on Fourier Analysis as a whole? If it was the former was there a reason you omitted things such as Bessel's Inequality, Fejer, Weierstrass's theorem on polynomial approximation via Fourier Series. Were these just things you thought weren't pertinent to your paper?

Once again great paper Chris, I am going to read the whole thing (no sarcasm)

Originally Posted by Mathstud28

That is a really nice paper Chris! Very well formatted...what was the focus though...was it generally focusing on the one-dimensional wave equations relevance to Fourier Analysis or was this just a genreral treatise on Fourier Analysis as a whole? If it was the former was there a reason you omitted things such as Bessel's Inequality, Fejer, Weierstrass's theorem on polynomial approximation via Fourier Series. Were these just things you thought weren't pertinent to your paper?

Once again great paper Chris, I am going to read the whole thing (no sarcasm)

It was mostly about Fourier Series, but I noticed that the Wave Equation required Fourier Series. Because I needed to apply Fourier Series to something, I picked that PDE.

However, I plan on teaching myself Bessel Functions, Legendre Polynomials and other things that are related to this stuff.

Its really fascinating...I'm just glad my 120 hours of work payed off

--Chris

Originally Posted by Chris L T521

It was mostly about Fourier Series, but I noticed that the Wave Equation required Fourier Series. Because I needed to apply Fourier Series to something, I picked that PDE.

However, I plan on teaching myself Bessel Functions, Legendre Polynomials and other things that are related to this stuff.

Its really fascinating...I'm just glad my 120 hours of work payed off

--Chris

Well congratulations!