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Prove. If we substitute the Euler exponential equivalents

 

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into the sine and cosine terms of the Fourier series


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we obtain the Complex Fourier Series


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where


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or, equivalently,


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Proof. Substituting

 

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into 1) we obtain


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Since 1/i = -i, 21) becomes


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which becomes


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If we now define


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7) can be written as


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or

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Now C0, Cn and C-n are given by


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We see from the above formulas that whether the index n is positive, negative, or zero, Cn is given by the single formula


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