demonstrate the use of the periodic interval functions. Observe that since we have N points, and that we want points to be uniformly spaced throughout the interval including only the left end-point, then we must chose de to be the length of the interval divided by N. Why only the left end- point? Recall that we want the domain to be periodic. Hence, the last point value should not be the right-hand end of the domain because this value is periodic with the left-hand value. So we chose de to be the length of the interval divided by N and not by (N-1).

demonstrate the use of the periodic interval functions. Observe that since we have N points, and that we want points to be uniformly spaced throughout the interval including only the left end-point, then we must chose de to be the length of the interval divided by N. Why only the left end- point? Recall that we want the domain to be periodic. Hence, the last point value should not be the right-hand end of the domain because this value is periodic with the left-hand value. So we chose de to be the length of the interval divided by N and not by (N-1).

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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