1918
DOI: 10.1007/bf01199414
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�ber die Fourierkoeffizienten einer stetigen Funktion von beschr�nkter Schwankung

Abstract: Fiir die Fourierkoeffizienten a,, b, einer im Intervall (0,2~) deftnierten Funk~ion yon beschr~nkter Schwankung f(x) gilt bekanntlich: mit andern Worten: die Produkt~erte ~a, und rib, sind in ihrer Gesamtheir beschr~nkt. Andererseits abet ist nicht notwendig zugleich

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“…Some relevant references (books and papers) covering Riesz products are [Riel8,Mey79], and a list covering related infinite-product constructs includes the following:…”
Section: References and Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some relevant references (books and papers) covering Riesz products are [Riel8,Mey79], and a list covering related infinite-product constructs includes the following:…”
Section: References and Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But if A is infinite, then the object represented by (5.50) will depend on x P C A , as well as the mode of convergence of the series in (5.50). The construct in (5.49), which appeared first in the circle group setting -with lacunary exponentials in place of Rademacher characters (Riesz, 1918) -is known as a Riesz product.…”
Section: Riesz Products For a Setmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We make use of two classical scenarios that originated in Salem and Zygmund (1947) and Riesz (1918).…”
Section: Riesz Products For a Setmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In his 1918 paper, "Über die Fourierkoeffizienten einer stetigen Funktion von beschränkter Schwankung" [33], Riesz proved the existence of a continuous function F of bounded variation on T, whose Fourier-Stieltjes coefficients do not vanish at infinity. His example essentially was the pointwise limit of the functions…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%