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1.11 Applications of Fourier Series and Integrals 123


Figure 13 Graphs of approximation using sampling: Eq. (4) withN=100 and
=4 and 10.


EXERCISES



  1. Use the method of Part A to find a particular solution of


d^2 u
dt^2

+ 0. 4 du
dt

+ 1. 04 u=r(t),

wherer(t)is periodic with period 4πand

r(t)= t
4 π

, 0 <t< 4 π.


  1. In the solution of Exercise 1, calculate the magnitude of the coefficients of
    the Fourier series ofu(t)(periodic part).

  2. A simply supported beam of lengthLhas a point loadwin the middle and
    axial tensionT. (See Exercises in Section 0.3.) Its displacementu(x)satisfies
    the boundary value problem


d^2 u
dx^2 −

T

EIu=

w
EIh(x),^0 <x<L,
u( 0 )= 0 , u(L)= 0 ,

whereh(x)is the “triangle function”

h(x)=

{

2 x/L, 0 <x<L/2,
2 (L−x)/L, L/ 2 <x<L.

Use the method of Part B to findu(x)as a sine series.


  1. The inhomogeneity in the differential equation in Exercise 3 has a dis-
    continuous derivative. Find another way to solve the differential equation.
    Hint: Bothu(x)andu′(x)must be continuous for 0<x<L.

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