Prove Theorem 13.8 by filling in the details of the

Chapter 13, Problem 13.37

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Prove Theorem 13.8 by filling in the details of the following argument. Denote the Fourier coefficients of f (x) by lower case letters, and those of f (x) by upper case. Show that A0 = 0, An = n L bn , and Bn = n L an . Show that 0 A2 n 2 n |An | + 1 n2 for n = 1, 2, , with a similar inequality for Bn . Add these two inequalities to obtain 1 n (|An |+|Bn |) 1 2 (A2 n + B2 n ) + 1 n2 . Hence show that |an |+|bn | L 2 (A2 n + B2 n ) + L (n2) . Thus show by comparison that n=1 (|an |+|bn |) converges. Finally, show that |an cos(nx/L) + bn sin(nx/L)||an |+|bn | and apply a theorem of Weierstrass on uniform convergence.

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