MATH 224 Final, Fall 2003

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Math 224 — Final Exam (Fall 03) Problem 1 True or False: (i) (4 pts) If f, 9 € A(T) are such that f(n) = 0 for n < 0 and g(n) = 0 for n > 0, then P f(a)gl@dz = 02 (ii) (4 pts) There is a function f € H(T) such that > 1 f= ra for n#0? (iii) (4 pts) There is a function f € H(T) such that ~ 2n+3 = ? P(r) a2n-1 Problem 2 Let f € H(T) be such that f(0) = 0, and let F(e) = [ f(tat. @)= [Fe (i) (4 pts) Prove that F is 27-periodic. (ii) (4 pts) Find F(n) in terms of f(r) forn £0. (iii) (6 pts) Use Fourier inversion I to show that the Fourier series of F converges to F uniformly on R. Problem 3 Consider the function f € H(T) given on [0, 27] by fe) ={ (i) (8 pts) Find the Fourier series of f. x if0<a<2r, if = 2r. (ii) (6 pts) Find the sum of the Fourier series on [0,27]. (Do not forget to mention which Fourier inversion result you are using; I, II, or III.) (iii) (8 pts) Show thal the Fourier series of f does not converge uniformly on [0,27]. Does the Fourier series of f converge uniformly on (0,7)? Problem 4 (i) (10 pts) Solve the regular Sturm-Liouville problem | f"+Af =0 f(0)=0, f= on the interval [0,/]. (ii) (10 pts) Solve the BVP Ut = kUee (0<a2<l,t>0) u,(0,t)=0, ur(l,é)=0 (¢> 0) u(e,0)= fz) OS2<0 where k is a positive constant and f € L?((0, 1). Problem 5 Suppose that the temperature at time ¢ at a point on the surface of the earth is given by u(0,t) = f(é) = #8 e727 i(365)t _ T omit +10—- T amit _ 5 2mi(365)t, 2 2 2 2 (Here u is measured in °C and ¢ is measured in years.) Suppose that the diffusivity coefficient of the earth is k = 365% m?/yr. (i) (14 pts) Solve the BVP Up = KUge (x > 0, -—o0o <t < o) u(0,t) = f(t) (-oo < t < 00) to find u(z,t) for z > 0. (ii) (6 pts) At what depth do the daily variations in temperature become less than 10 x e? °C ? At what depth z do the annual variations in temperature become less than 14 x ew! °C ? Problem 6 (12 pts) Use the Fourier transform to solve the BVP {“ (-00 < 4 < 00, t> 0) u(x, 0) = f(x), u(x, 0) = g(2) (—oo < x < 00). where c is a positive constant and f,g € L}(R).