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28 Mathieu Functions and Hill’s EquationMathieu Functions of Noninteger Order

§28.14 Fourier Series

The Fourier series

28.14.1 meν⁡(z,q) =∑m=−∞∞c2⁢mν⁡(q)⁢ei⁢(ν+2⁢m)⁢z,
28.14.2 ceν⁡(z,q) =∑m=−∞∞c2⁢mν⁡(q)⁢cos⁡(ν+2⁢m)⁢z,
28.14.3 seν⁡(z,q) =∑m=−∞∞c2⁢mν⁡(q)⁢sin⁡(ν+2⁢m)⁢z,

converge absolutely and uniformly on all compact sets in the z-plane. The coefficients satisfy

28.14.4 q⁢c2⁢m+2−(a−(ν+2⁢m)2)⁢c2⁢m+q⁢c2⁢m−2=0,
a=λν⁡(q),c2⁢m=c2⁢mν⁡(q),

and the normalization relation

28.14.5 ∑m=−∞∞(c2⁢mν⁡(q))2=1;

compare (28.12.5). Ambiguities in sign are resolved by (28.14.9) when q=0, and by continuity for other values of q.

The rate of convergence is indicated by

28.14.6 c2⁢mν⁡(q)c2⁢m∓2ν⁡(q)=−q4⁢m2⁢(1+O⁡(1m)),
m→±∞.

For changes of sign of ν, q, and m,

28.14.7 c−2⁢m−ν⁡(q) =c2⁢mν⁡(q),
28.14.8 c2⁢mν⁡(−q) =(−1)m⁢c2⁢mν⁡(q).

When q=0,

28.14.9 c0ν⁡(0) =1,
c2⁢mν⁡(0) =0,
m≠0.

When q→0 with m (≥1) and ν fixed,

28.14.10 c2⁢mν⁡(q)=((−1)m⁢qm⁢Γ⁡(ν+1)m!⁢ 22⁢m⁢Γ⁡(ν+m+1)+O⁡(qm+2))⁢c0ν⁡(q).