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(PDE)(Fourier Series) - I'm trying to find the Fourier Series for f(x)=|sin(x)|. I'm used to being given (or finding) an orthonormal basis to express the fourier expansion of a given function in-what do I do if I don't have that given orthonormal basis? How do I treat it differently?
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is \(f(x)=|\sin(x)|\) an even or odd function?
Sorry, was dealing with some stuff. It's an odd function, IIRC.
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Alright, I'm not entirely sure what this has to do with my question, but okay.
it's an even function
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