Generalizing Example 2.17(c), by a trigonometric polynomial of degree in the powers of the sine and cosine

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Generalizing Example 2.17(c), by a trigonometric polynomial of degree
T(x) = 2 Cjk (cos 6) (sin 0 )* Osj+k sn

in the powers of the sine and cosine functions up to degree n. degree n.
(a) Use formula (3.86) to prove that any trigonometric polynomial of degree

Generalizing Example 2.17(c), by a trigonometric polynomial of degree <

(b) Prove that any trigonometric polynomial of degree ‰¤ n can be written as a real linear combination of the trigonometric functions 1. cosθ, sinθ, cos2θ, sin2θ,.. .cos«Î¸, sin «Î¸.
(c) Write out the following trigonometric polynomials in both of the preceding forms:
(i) cos2θ
(ii) cos θ sin θ
(iii) cos3θ
(iv) sin4θ
(v) cos2 θ sin2 θ

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Applied Linear Algebra

ISBN: 978-0131473829

1st edition

Authors: Peter J. Olver, Cheri Shakiban

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