Math 133, Winter 2004 (Section 1)
Introduction to Fourier Analysis
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As we will be following the textbook rather closely, I will not provide notes for every lecture. However, I may supplement particularly detailed lectures with additional notes, supplied here.
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Information on exams
- The midterm will be on Wednesday, Feb 11, in the usual time and place. There will be five questions (covering Chapters 2-3 of the textbook, i.e. up to the Feb 4 lecture), of a nature similar to that of the homework (but shorter). There is no practice final (this is the first class ever for Math 133); instead, I recommend you review the homework problems, including the optional ones. You may use your textbook, and one additional A4 page of notes to the exam. (While you could of course use the white space of your textbook to add more notes, it is unlikely that this will be significantly more advantageous for you than preparing a well-organized and handy reference sheet on a single A4 piece of paper. Also, the very act of preparing this reference sheet will help you revise the material for the midterm). Calculators will not be allowed (while there will be some computations, they generally involve manipulating single-digit numbers). Midterm solutions are available here.
- The final will be on Wednesday, March 24, 3pm-6pm, in the usual room. There will be nine questions (focusing primarily on material after the midterm), of a nature similar in level to that of the homework and midterms. Again, you may use your textbook and one additional A4 sheet of paper. The following topics will not be covered: Gibbs phenomenon, Laplace equation, ODE, and distributions.
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