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Continuously Differentiable Fourier series : Derivatives and Vanishing Conditions
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A periodic, continuously differentiable Fourier series is investigated. First, it is proven to be continuously differentiable using integration by parts on a derivative. Continuity of derivatives is also proven. Vanishing conditions and continuity of derivatives are investigated. The solution is detailed and well presented.
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