We take [0,1] as the model interval,
with the nth Fourier coefficient of a functionf defined as
ˆf(n)=∫10f(t)e-2πint𝑑t,n∈ℤ.
The parameters of the functions in the examples
have been chosen to attempt to minimize
the complexity of ˆf(0). But the Fourier coefficients for
the most common of the functions given below are easily derived
by taking the appropriate linear transformations on the coefficients given.
We do not dwell on the convergence of the Fourier series for each function,
although we note that by a theorem of Dirichlet, the Fourier series for each function (each of bounded variation) converges uniformly on any compact interval where the function is continuous.