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Akira Huang

Akira Huang

Answered question

2022-05-19

Show that
sin ( m x ) sin ( x ) = j = 0 , j 1 ( mod 2 ) m ( m j ) ( 1 sin 2 ( x ) ) ( m j ) / 2 ( sin 2 ( x ) ) ( j 1 ) / 2
where m is odd. I did as:
If z = e i x , then,
sin ( m x ) sin ( x ) = ( z m ) ( z ) = z m z ¯ m z z ¯ = k = 1 m ( z ζ m k z ¯ ) ,
where ζ m is a primitive root of X m 1
Any idea on how to conclude ?

Answer & Explanation

fongama33

fongama33

Beginner2022-05-20Added 12 answers

Hint
sin ( m x ) = Im ( e i x m ) = ( e i x ) m ( e i x ) m 2 i = ( cos x + i sin x ) m ( cos x i sin x ) m 2 i = i odd     j ( m j ) ( cos x ) m j ( i sin x ) j = i odd     j ( m j ) ( 1 sin x ) m j 2 ( sin 2 x ) j 2

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