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电子图书
| 电子图书名: |
Fourier Analysis |
| 编者: |
E Stein, R Shakarchi |
| 内容简介: |
该书是美国普林斯顿大学的E Stein教授所著,E Stein教授是菲尔兹奖获得者陶哲轩的老师,本书由浅入深的讲述了傅立叶变换原理。从事信号或谐波分析的学者或研究人员可以参考。。。 |
| 所属专业方向: |
谐波分析、信号检测等 |
| 出版社: |
Princeton University Press |
| 来源: |
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preface 8 d1 j/ k4 }: d* |0 ~! g# t
chapter 1. the genesis of fourier analysis % j) H; N, m9 ?# W4 y# b3 L- R' ^
1 the vibrating string " Q$ |$ Q$ |# v3 k& m
1.1 derivation of the wave equation
1 G# f9 ^( \1 j( A2 K1.2 solution to the wave equation
y! D/ g, f' o) j" W3 w1.3 example: the plucked string / U8 C! B4 E' ^: B
2 the heat equation & b: a9 b+ A- V9 l1 S [
2.1 derivation of the heat equation
0 h2 \+ G- z8 F5 T2.2 steady-state heat equation in the disc 8 J2 c3 W, X. g6 Z/ p8 a
3 exercises * P8 [) s+ }3 {
4 problem
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8 C3 j' a8 `9 {- t; B+ Z9 ochapter 2. basic properties of fourier series
" o1 o: P& e& k8 B1 examples and formulation of the problem
! g; L6 V5 ~1 s; Q# K) K0 A1.1 main definitions and some examples $ n7 y( @: V, n+ H) _
2 uniqueness of fourier series
: K* v5 c9 N- [ U7 |* J3 convolutions ; ?9 s+ B% r/ `9 n9 W9 W
4 good kernels E" ~3 u; S! O9 \+ T4 ~/ J
5 cesaro and abel summability: applications to fourierseries 1 S$ i6 {' K) k: [4 \
.5.1 cesaro means and snmmation
* n: E5 v. l2 I K0 |) H5.2 fejer's theorem
7 P) D; I& w" K* z2 N2 ~" y' N9 r5.3 abel means and s-ruination
' L* ?+ l+ X }" d5 Q5.4 the poisson kernel and dirichlet's problem in the unitdisc $ K* w8 A4 ]; E& ^8 L
6 exercises % \! W3 V" r& L
7 problems
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chapter 3. convergence of fourier series & G: L* [' ~# c9 k8 K( h' [5 F5 v
1 mean-square convergence of fourier series
; i1 L% M5 {5 W4 c9 l$ q1.1 vector spaces and inner products % g% n& Z0 C6 {4 l9 I5 h4 p* P3 y
1.2 proof of mean-square convergence
4 w. N0 r. g$ }9 Z# e" ~! y }1 G2 return to pointwise convergence
! g! i7 F/ Y- N2.1 a local result * e" S8 S& t9 Z3 p; A5 X3 J
2.2 a continuous function with diverging fourierseries 1 {7 k3 Y- Q! u
3 exercises 9 |- F+ J) @+ O0 V! i0 j
4 problems 1 i4 Z& V9 ]; U3 g" f
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chapter 4. some applications of fourier series ' _8 e2 g& {3 C" f3 n6 e2 W
1 the isoperimetric inequality ! t9 n, `7 J+ @ X0 N! x# M: ^1 h
2 weyl's equidistribution theorem ! D- F& B, e m& T6 |
3 a continuous but nowhere differentiable function 4 h. p& ~2 j/ Q$ c
4 the heat equation on the circle
% ^" |8 I; A1 D- ?- x5 exercises
5 _* r( g* v) z/ e; r6 problems
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9 j( U3 I7 ? I6 O8 J( schapter 5. the fourier transform on r
# U7 x. R: k/ s' { K3 E, `5 O! w1 elementary theory of the fourier transform 4 I. V0 B2 D7 H# c2 |) e, k
1.1 integration of functions on the real line
. r5 H. J; O1 t1 o6 I1.2 definition of the fourier transform
! a0 l. Q! ^* |: v; C5 g, U9 K1.3 the schwartz space + M- V% z) V/ s u: [" N
1.4 the fourier transform on 3 $ j3 x* A0 x' L1 C4 f
1.5 the fourier inversion - Z$ K( h* D, q! g7 e% ?2 M5 m6 W
1.6 the plancherel formula 8 |0 Y7 |4 }. ~8 f5 I
1.7 extension to functions of moderate decrease
4 f: F# Z) b( d" b. Z1.8 the weierstrass approximation theorem
7 c+ o! X: c8 A; T( U6 c2 applications to some partial differential equations * O$ I, z& Q7 d$ x# w% [; z0 a% s
2.1 the time-dependent heat equation on the real line
' O P* H$ K1 d% A" u0 g2.2 the steady-state heat equation in the upperhalf-plane
2 l9 ~ |/ D* m/ Y# g* r3 the poisson summation formula 3 q0 W4 x7 f% b' `! G( V7 k2 m
3.1 theta and zeta functions 9 F* ?! p( I* x, }; N; y
3.2 heat kernels . L2 i+ G. A- R/ Z N
3.3 poisson kernels
9 b) F+ z3 l& v& x6 X4 the heisenberg uncertainty principle ; I: y/ V, `: H# X' | C
5 exercises . }9 ?: a/ T8 |# j! W
6 problems
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3 [7 g- l6 S9 j! I0 tchapter 6. the fourier transform on ra 9 {4 w% H9 T- L% P. o. B1 j
1 preliminaries 1 {2 ~" v6 v$ X y( w/ a ]
1.1 symmetries
8 P3 d* r8 k) U/ h' Y) E1.2 integration on ra % I6 m" w' M: U. e) S, Y$ R
2 elementary theory of the fourier transform ) z& n9 k" F! p- h
3 the wave equation in rd ×r 1 J0 l8 y/ {4 n* H
3.1 solution in terms of fourier transforms
( M0 j& o5 y- e9 N! @ F3.2 the wave equation in r3× r
% Y _2 R+ h2 g. J3.3 the wave equation in r2 × r: descent ( L" X$ ]6 e x( Z$ D
4 radial symmetry and bessel functions
/ x: c) t, Q3 ]1 `5 the radon transform and some of its applications
" N+ X+ ~0 i# k o Y5.1 the x-ray transform in r2 5 T+ I4 I5 a" L Z D. f+ D
5.2 the radon transform in r3 6 j) F! l5 p) B6 w
5.3 a note about plane waves $ e7 L( t6 ]; E, h+ E
6 exercises
- D- r8 g! D$ u3 W7 problems & x. O0 X( ]# }$ `5 \% M0 e
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chapter 7. finite fourier analysis ! Z% ~- W! C$ t# I) b: n6 G% l2 T
1 fourier analysis on z(n) - B0 k/ @: S5 F# u R% w
1.1 the group z(n)
; C D4 k. V9 h% O D2 b$ A0 q1.2 fourier inversion theorem and plancherel identity onz(n) ) {: w- M* {7 X
1.3 the fast fourier transform
, F9 P% b. ], q0 I6 K' F5 Y2 fourier analysis on finite abelian groups
) p0 ~$ F3 @7 }% W& m. z2.1 abelian groups , _. a. e" p6 b6 j' |! G; r+ v
2.2 characters ) k* U; M# F2 V& h
2.3 the orthogonality relations
% P* B! k: f* G6 w7 ?2.4 characters as a total family
3 @3 m6 R i3 j6 z, p, t5 \2.5 fourier inversion and plancherel formula
' a5 h7 k3 b/ ^7 z/ W N. t( s' ^; h3 exercises , B- P* i; L) n) B
4 problems 8 a3 R! J; N* P# f1 J
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chapter 8. dirichlet's theorem $ b- y1 @! ] P/ o1 P* K& J3 X
1 a little elementary number theory
' Y9 h, s3 m* W( I. v7 m- W1.1 the fundamental theorem of arithmetic 7 I( A7 j* j5 u4 f" n
1.2 the infinitude of primes
) L G, K/ f( g& `( s, p. a; [! ^4 H2 dirichlet's theorem 4 ~* W$ c: S6 T3 ?/ |, D
2.1 fourier analysis, dirichlet characters, and reduc-tion ofthe theorem
' [' ^# M2 a! N& E8 \7 H2.2 dirichlet l-functions 4 F! ]. ?% N( m3 K" V; |9 s4 L; d
3 proof of the theorem
% p2 g1 U$ U: n( [( Q$ y% I3 J1 n$ r0 v3.1 logarithms
4 }6 ?3 D$ b2 w) J E3.2 l-functions ! V. B7 \0 P$ ~
3.3 non-vanishing of the l-function # a6 _8 Z" k6 I
4 exercises : {* L1 i7 T) N
5 problems
: M' N( u! a; Q; w4 i: R' v* G, @appendix: integration 5 N4 p$ o+ M$ q" _8 x1 h3 a
1 definition of the riemann integral + W$ F" J( W; y% w
1.1 basic properties 6 L5 Y3 g$ N( {
1.2 sets of measure zero and discontinuities of inte-grablefunctions
- C4 _" n, J4 N1 S2 multiple integrals # z' ?8 G% I* {- G. x4 V
2.1 the riemann integral in rd
4 v1 n! x& }1 v' g _2.2 repeated integrals
9 r `7 _' H) b# S( C: o* W" j2.3 the change of variables formula " W5 c* R# |% D& k& O( {3 o
2.4 spherical coordinates . r( P9 W0 X) j& y9 a
3 improper integrals. integration over rd
& q D2 B2 _) [2 q& c; ^1 l8 e4 {3.1 integration of functions of moderate decrease 3 u' G6 u& S$ z/ K
3.2 repeated integrals
* u1 M, b( O& c+ a+ `3.3 spherical coordinates
5 E! t# u% S8 l& f* W' v ]notes and references
. H" L$ a% u6 Obibliography
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