Modeling a Periodic Signal Using Fourier Series

This paper covers the concept of Fourier series and its application for a periodic signal. A periodic signal is a signal that repeats its pattern over time at regular intervals. The idea inspiring is to approximate a regular periodic signal, under Dirichlet conditions, via a linear superposition of trigonometric functions, thus Fourier polynomials are constructed. The Dirichlet conditions, are a set of mathematical conditions, providing a foundational framework for the validity of the Fourier series representation. By understanding and applying these conditions, we can accurately represent and process periodic signals, leading to advancements in various areas of signal processing. The resulting Fourier approximation allows complex periodic signals to be expressed as a sum of simpler sinusoidal functions, making it easier to analyze and manipulate such signals.

ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF ECKHOFF'S METHOD FOR FOURIER SERIES CONVERGENCE ACCELERATION

The current paper considers the problem of recovering a function using a limited number of its Fourier coefficients. Specifically, a method based on Bernoulli-like polynomials suggested and developed by Krylov, Lanczos, Gottlieb and Eckhoff is examined. Asymptotic behavior of approximate calculation of the so-called ＂jumps＂ is studied and asymptotic L2 constants of the rate of convergence of the method are computed.

Convergence Properties of Generalized Fourier Series on a Parallel Hexagon Domain

A new Rogosinski-type kernel function is constructed using kernel function of partial sums Sn（f; t） of generalized Fourier series on a parallel hexagon domain Ω associating with threedirection partition. We prove that an operator Wn（f; t） with the new kernel function converges uniformly to any continuous function f（t） ∈ Cn（Ω） （the space of all continuous functions with period Ω） on Ω. Moreover, the convergence order of the operator is presented for the smooth approached function.

Alternative Fourier Series Expansions with Accelerated Convergence

The key objective of this paper is to improve the approximation of a sufficiently smooth nonperiodic function defined on a compact interval by proposing alternative forms of Fourier series expansions. Unlike in classical Fourier series, the expansion coefficients herein are explicitly dependent not only on the function itself, but also on its derivatives at the ends of the interval. Each of these series expansions can be made to converge faster at a desired polynomial rate. These results have useful implications to Fourier or harmonic analysis, solutions to differential equations and boundary value problems, data compression, and so on.

CONVERGENCE OF LOGARITHMIC MEANS OF MULTIPLE WALSH-FOURIER SERIES

Norlund logarithmic means of multiple Walsh-Fourier series acting from space L In^d-1 L （[0, 1）d）, d≥1 into space weak - LI（[0,1）^d） are studied. The maximal Orlicz space such that the Norlund logarithmic means of multiple Walsh-Fourier series for the functions from this space converge in d-dimensional measure is found.

APPROXIMATION OF CONVEX TYPE FUNCTION BY PARTIAL SUMS OF FOURIER SERIES

The concept of convex type function is introduced in this paper,from which a kin d of convex decomposition approach is proposed.As one of applications of this a pproach,the approximation of the convex type function by the partial sum of its Fourier series is inves tigated.Moreover,the order of approximation is describe d with the 2th continuous modulus.

Super-Fast Approximation Algorithms Using Classical Fourier Tools

In the author’s recent publications, a parametric system biorthogonal to the corresponding segment of the exponential Fourier system was unusually effective. On its basis, it was discovered that knowledge of a finite number of Fourier coefficients of function f from an infinite-dimensional set of elementary functions allows f to be accurately restored (the phenomenon of over-convergence). Below, parametric biorthogonal systems are constructed for classical trigonometric Fourier series, and the corresponding phenomena of over-convergence are discovered. The decisive role here was played by representing the space L2 as an orthogonal sum of two corresponding subspaces. As a result, fast parallel algorithms for reconstructing a function from its truncated trigonometric Fourier series are proposed. The presented numerical experiments confirm the high efficiency of these convergence accelerations for smooth functions. In conclusion, the main results of the work are summarized, and some prospects for the development and generalization of the proposed approaches are discussed.

On the Efficacy of Fourier Series Approximations for Pricing European Options

This paper investigates several competing procedures for computing the prices of vanilla European options, such as puts, calls and binaries, in which the underlying model has a characteristic function that is known in semi-closed form. The algorithms investigated here are the half-range Fourier cosine series, the half-range Fourier sine series and the full-range Fourier series. Their performance is assessed in simulation experiments in which an analytical solution is available and also for a simple affine model of stochastic volatility in which there is no closed-form solution. The results suggest that the half-range sine series approximation is the least effective of the three proposed algorithms. It is rather more difficult to distinguish between the performance of the half-range cosine series and the full-range Fourier series. However there are two clear differences. First, when the interval over which the density is approximated is relatively large, the full-range Fourier series is at least as good as the half-range Fourier cosine series, and outperforms the latter in pricing out-of-the-money call options, in particular with maturities of three months or less. Second, the computational time required by the half-range Fourier cosine series is uniformly longer than that required by the full-range Fourier series for an interval of fixed length. Taken together, these two conclusions make a case for pricing options using a full-range range Fourier series as opposed to a half-range Fourier cosine series if a large number of options are to be priced in as short a time as possible.

Further Discussion on the Calculation of Fourier Series

Fourier series is an important mathematical concept. It is well known that we need too much computation to expand the function into Fourier series. The existing literature only pointed that its Fourier series is sine series when the function is an odd function and its Fourier series is cosine series when the function is an even function. And on this basis, in this paper, according to the function which satisfies different conditions, we give the different forms of Fourier series and the specific calculation formula of Fourier coefficients, so as to avoid unnecessary calculation. In addition, if a function is defined on [0,a], we can make it have some kind of nature by using the extension method as needed. So we can get the corresponding form of Fourier series.

Approximation by Nrlund Means of Hexagonal Fourier Series

Let f be an H-periodic HOlder continuous function of two real variables.The error ｜｜f-Nn （p;f）｜｜ is estimated in the uniform norm and in the Holder norm,where p=（pk）k=0∞is a nonincreasing sequence of positive numbers and Nn （p;f） is thenth Norlund mean of hexagonal Fourier series of f with respect to p = （pk）k∞=0.

Estimation of Winds at Different Isobaric Levels Based on the Observed Winds at 850 hPa Level Using Double Fourier Series

A technique based on the double Fourier series is developed to estimate the winds at different isobaric levels forthe limited area domain, 35°E to 140°E and 30°S to 40°N, using the observed winds at 850 hPa lcvcl for the month ofJune. For this purpose the wind field at a level under consideration is taken in the ratio form with that of 850 hPa level and the coefficients of the double Fouricr series are computed. These coefficients are subsequently used to computethe winds which are compared with the actual winds. The results of the double Fourier series technique are comparedwith those of the polynomial surface fitting method developed by Bavadekar and Khaladkar (1 992). The technique isalso applied for the daily wind data of 11. June, 1979 and the validation of the technique is tested for a few radiosondestations of india. The computed winds for these radiosonde stations arc quite close to observed winds.

Fourier-Series Representation of Discontinuous Functions and Its Physical Applications

In this work, Fourier-series representation of a discontinuous function is used to highlight and clarify the controversial problem of finding the value of the function at a point of discontinuity. Several physical situations are presented to examine the consequences of this kind of representation and its impact on some widely well-known problems whose results are not clearly understood or justified.

On the Equiconvergence of the Fourier Series and Integral of Distributions

We prove equiconvergence of the Bochner-Riesz means of the Fourier series and integral of distributions with compact support from the Liouville spaces.

UNIFORM CONVERGENCE OF CES■RO MEANS OF NEGATIVE ORDER OF DOUBLE TRIGONOMETRIC FOURIER SERIES

In this paper we prove that if f ∈ C （[-π, π]^2） and the function f is bounded partial p-variation for some p ∈[1, ＋∞）, then the double trigonometric Fourier series of a function f is uniformly （C;-α,-β） summable （α＋β 〈 1/p,α,β 〉 0） in the sense of Pringsheim. If α ＋ β ≥ 1/p, then there exists a continuous function f0 of bounded partial p-variation on [-π,π]^2 such that the Cesàro （C;-α,-β） means σn,m^-α,-β（f0;0,0） of the double trigonometric Fourier series of f0 diverge over cubes.

Estimation of permafrost thermal behavior using Fourier series model

Permafrost,being an important component of the cryosphere,is sensitive to climate change.Therefore,it is necessary to investigate the change of temperature within permafrost.In this study,we proposed a Fourier series model derived from the conduction equation to simulate permafrost thermal behavior over a year.The boundary condition was represented by the Fourier series and the geothermal gradient.The initial condition was represented as a linear function relative to the geothermal gradient.A comparative study of the different models(sinusoidal model,Fourier series model,and the proposed model)was conducted.Data collected from the northern Da Xing’anling Mountains,Northeast China,were applied for parameterization and validation for these models.These models were compared with daily mean ground temperature from the shallow permafrost layer and annual mean ground temperature from the bottom permafrost layer,respectively.Model performance was assessed using three coefficients of accuracy,i.e.,the mean bias error,the root mean square error,and the coefficient of determination.The comparison results showed that the proposed model was accurate enough to simulate temperature variation in both the shallow and bottom permafrost layer as compared with the other two Fourier series models(sinusoidal model and Fourier model).The proposed model expanded on a previous Fourier series model for which the initial and bottom boundary conditions were restricted to being constant.

An Approximation for the Doppler Broadening Function and Interference Term Using Fourier Series

The calculation of the Doppler broadening function and of the interference term are important in the generation of nuclear data. In a recent paper, Goncalves and Martinez proposed an analytical approximation for the calculation of both functions based in sine and cosine Fourier transforms. This paper presents new approximations for these functions, and , using expansions in Fourier series, generating expressions that are simple, fast and precise. Numerical tests applied to the calculation of scattering average cross section provided satisfactory accu- racy.

APPROXIMATION OF SPHERICAL MEANS OF MULTIPLE FOURIER INTEGRALS AND FOURIER SERIES ON SET OF FULL MEASURE

In this paper we consider the approximation for functions in some subspaces of L^2 by spherical means of their Fourier integrals and Fourier series on set of full measure. Two main theorems are obtained.

SUMMATION OF TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES BY FOURIER TRANSFORMS

This paper gives the theorems concerning the summation of trigonometric series with the help of Fourier transforms. By means of the known results of Fourier transforms, many difficult and complex problems of summation of trigonometric series can be solved. This method is a comparatively unusual way to find the summation of trigonometric series, and has been used to establish the comprehensive table of summation of trigonometric series. In this table 10 thousand scries arc given, and most of them are new.

APPROXIMATION PROPERTIES OF (C, α) MEANS OF DOUBLE WALSH-FOURIER SERIES

We study the rate of Lp approximation by Cesaro means of the quadratic partial sums of double Walsh-Fourier series of functions from Lp.

Application of Fourier Series Expansion Method with PMLs to the Microcavities on Two-Dimensional Photonic Crystals

By using a Fourier series expansion method combined with Chew＇s perfectly matched layers （PMLs）, we analyze the frequency and quality factor of a micro-cavity on a two-dimensional photonic crystal is analyzed. Compared with the results by the method without PML and finite-difference time-domain （FDTD） based on supercell approximation, it can be shown that by the present method with PMLs, the resonant frequency and the quality factor values can be calculated satisfyingly and the characteristics of the micro-cavity can be obtained by changing the size and permittivity of the point defect in the micro-cavity.