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The real Fourier series of f is written
f(x)∼2a0​​+n=1∑∞​(an​cosnx+bn​sinnx),​
(1)
where the Fourier coefficients are
a0​an​bn​​=π1​∫−ππ​f(x)dx,=π1​∫−ππ​f(x)cosnxdx,n≥1,=π1​∫−ππ​f(x)sinnxdx,n≥1.​​
(2)
By part (a)(i), any other interval of length 2π gives the same Fourier coefficients, because each integrand is a periodic function with period 2π. The notation ∼ associates f with its Fourier series; existence of the integrals alone does not assert pointwise convergence.

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