Poisson summation formula
[13/0%]For functions prove the Poisson summation formula (cf. problem 16.48):
Prove that for the functions and of problem 17.31 the equality holds
where the series converges in .
Prove the equalities:
Prove the equalities:
Prove the equalities:
Prove the equalities:
Prove the equality (Poisson's formula):
Prove Poisson's formula:
Prove the equality .
Prove the equality .
Find conditions on and/or which ensure the correctness of the following formal argument: If
and
then is periodic, with period , the th Fourier coefficient of is , hence . In particular,
More generally,
What does () say about the limit, as , of the right-hand side (for " nice " functions, of course)? Is this in agreement with the inversion theorem? [() is known as the Poisson summation formula].
Take in Exercise 11 and derive the identity
If , define .
Compute . Hint: If , an integration by parts gives .
Show that there is one (and only one) for which .
Show that ; find and explicitly in terms of and .
Take in Exercise 11. What is the resulting identity?