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Blissard's Trigonometric Series with Closed-Form Sums
Power Series and Taylor's Series
5. Sequences and Series of Functions in What Follows, It Is Assumed That X RN , and X a Means That the Euclidean Distance Between X and a Tends∈ to Zero,→X a 0
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Symmetric Integrals and Trigonometric Series
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Fourier Series & Transform Representation of Continuous Time
Euler's Troublesome Series: an Early Example of the Use of Trigonometric Series
A Survey of Uniqueness Questions in Multiple Trigonometric Series
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Summation of Trigonometric Series
Harmonic Numbers, Harmonic Series and Zeta Function
Fourier Series
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