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Question Number 28614 by abdo imad last updated on 27/Jan/18
find∑n=1∞sin(nx)n.
Commented by abdo imad last updated on 30/Jan/18
letdeveloppthefunctionf(x)=x2periodicby2πandoddf(x)=∑n=1∞ansin(nx)andan=22π∫[T]x2sin(nx)dx=1π∫0πxsin(nx)dxandbypartsπan=−xncos(nx)]0π−∫0π−1ncos(nx)dx=−πn(−1)n+1n2[sin(nx)]0π=π(−1)n−1nsoan=(−1)n−1nandx2=∑n=1∞(−1)n−1nsin(nx)letdothech.=π−tsoπ−t2=∑n=1∞(−1)n−1nsin(nπ−nt)butsin(nπ−nt)=sin(nπ)cos(nt)−cos(nπ)sin(nt)=(−1)n−1sin(nt)⇒π−t2=∑n=1∞sin(nt)nfinallywehave∑n=1∞sin(nx)n=π−x2.
theconvergenceofthisserieisassuredbyAbelDirichlettheoremletrememberthistheorem.ifΣan(x)vn(x)isaserieoffunction(an>0andvn>0)/andecreaseandan(x)n→∞→0and∃m>0/∣∑k=n0nvk(x)∣⩽msotheserieconverges.
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