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In Problems 17to 20, find the Fourier sine transform of the function in the indicated problem, and write f(x)as a Fourier integral [use equation (12.14)]. Verify that the sine integral for f(x)is the same as the exponential integral found previously.

Problem 6.

Short Answer

Expert verified

It has been shown that the sine integral for f(x) is the same as the exponential integral found previously. The fourier sine transform of the function in the problem 6 is given below.

f(x)=2π∫0∞sinα−αcosαα2sin(αx)dx

Step by step solution

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Given Information.

The given function is f(x)=x,|x|<1,0,|x|>1.

02

Definition of fourier transform

The Fourier transform is a mathematical technique for expressing a function as the summation of sines and cosines functions.

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Step 3: To find the fourier sine transform of the given function

The specified function isf(x)=x,|x|<1,0,|x|>1.

The fourier sine transform is given below.

g(α)=2π∫01sin(αx)xdxg(α)=2π[−xαcos(αx)+1α2sin(αx)]|01

Simplify further

g(α)=2π[−cosαα+sinαα2]g(α)=2π[sinα−αcosαα2]

Thus the function isf(x)=2π∫0∞sinα−αcosαα2sin(αx)dx

The the solution to the problem (12.6) isf(x)=1iπ∫−∞∞sinα−αcosαα2eiαxdα

Only consider the sin part of the complex exponential as the function in front of the complex exponential is odd.

f(x)=1iπ∫−∞∞sinα−αcosαα2i(sin(αx))dαf(x)=2π∫0∞sinα−αcosαα2(sin(αx))dα

Therefore, the fourier sine transform of the function in the problem 6 isf(x)=2π∫0∞sinα−αcosαα2sin(αx)dx

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