Function expansion, Mathematics

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The functions

{sinmx; cosmx}; m = 0,....∞

form a complete set over the interval x ∈ [ -Π, Π]. That is, any function f(x) can be expressed as a linear superposition of these with a unique set of coecients. For f(x) = x, we have

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To show that the above holds for x = 1, study the di erence between the left- and right-hand sides of the equality as a function of the number of terms included in the sum. Write an octave program to compute and plot the truncated sum approximation (expansion vs x) for n =4 and 16 together with the function x. Make a table showing the error (di erence between two sides) for n =1, 2, 4, 16, 64, 256, 1024. Plot the result of the expansion for 2 values of n together with the original function. Comment on your results. You should submit an octave script or function le I can use to reproduce your results and a separate document (plain text le preferred) for your comments.


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