Ohanian writes on page 28 that the “factor equals zero if n ≠ m, and it equals 1 if n=m.” State the assumptions under which this is true and then prove Ohanian’s statement.
Prove the following identities:
(i)
d(-x) = d(x)
(ii)
x d(x-a)
= a d(x-a)
(iii) d(cx) = d(x)/|c| for c ≠ 0
(iv)
Consider the function
In the interval -p/(2b) < x < p/(2b)) represent the function f as a fourier series and evaluate the
coefficients. Plot the fourier series
of order n=1, n=2, n=3 (i.e. truncate
the summation after the first, second and third terms, respectively).
Find the fourier transform of the same function f(x) considered in problem 3 and plot the fourier transform. Show explicitly that