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                                 Series representations, 121–135,          Fourier transform, 490–491, 586–587,
                                     715–728                                    630
                                   Frobenius, 126–135                      heat equation solution using, 630
                                   isolated zeros, 722–724                 integral evaluation using, 742–745
                                   Laurent expansion, 725–727              rational functions of, 743–754
                                   power series, 121–126, 715–724          rational functions times, 742–743
                                   solutions, 121–135                      residue theorem and, 742–745
                                   Taylor expansion, 718–722               wave equation solution using,
                                 Shannon sampling theorem, 485–486              586–587
                                 Shifting theorems, 84–95, 103, 484      Singular matrix, 227, 229–230
                                                                         Singular point, 126, 416
                                   Dirac delta fuction,103
                                   first (s variable), 84–86              Singular solutions, 4
                                                                         Singularities, 729–750
                                   Heaviside formula, 86–89
                                                                           classification of, 729–733
                                   Heaviside function H and, 86–95
                                                                           essential, 730
                                   second (t variable), 88–93
                                                                           isolated, 729
                                   window function, 484
                                                                           pole of order m, 730–732
                                 Signals, 461–463, 471–472, 483–489
                                                                           poles of quotients, 732–733
                                   band-limited, 485
                                                                           removable, 729
                                   bandpass filtering, 488–489
                                                                           residue theorem and, 729–750
                                   bandwidth, 485
                                                                         Skew-hermitian matrix, 288–290
                                   Cesàro filter function Z(t), 462–463
                                                                         Skin effect, 548
                                   energy of, 483
                                                                         Sliding motion on inclined planes,
                                   filter function Z, 461
                                                                              31–33
                                   filtering, 461–463
                                                                         Smooth surface, 392
                                   Fourier series used for, 461–462
                                                                         Solenoidal fluid, 780
                                   Fourier transform used for, 471–472,  Solutions of differential equations, 3–13,
                                       483–489                                19–20, 44–45, 47–49, 81–84,
                                   frequency ω, 471–472                       106–110, 121–135, 137–144,
                                   Gauss filter, 463                           218–226
                                   Hamming filter, 463                      approximation, 134–144
                                   low-pass filtering, 487–488              closed-form, 121
                                   Shannon sampling theorem for,           defined, 3–4
                                       485–486                             first-order equations, 4–6, 19–20
                                   shifted windowed Fourier transform      fundamental set of, 47
                                       for, 484                            general, 4, 47
                                   windowed Fourier transform for,         homogeneous, 218–219
                                       483–485                             integral curves, 4–6, 44–45
                                 Sine functions, 443–445, 468–470,         Laplace transform used for, 81–84,
                                     490–491, 586–587, 630, 742–745             106–110
                                   convergence of, 444–445, 469–470        matrix operations for, 218–226
                                   Fourier integral, 468–470               nonhomogeneous, 48–49, 220–226
                                   Fourier series, 443–445                 nontrivial, 218–219




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