2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2010.06.014
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The generalized localization for multiple Fourier integrals

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“…This localization principle generalizes the classical Riemann localization principle and for L p functions was intensively investigated by Sjölin 2 , Carbery and Soria 3, 4 , Bastis 5-7 , and Ashurov et al8 . It was established that R n localization holds true in L p , where p ∈ 2, 2n/ n − 1 and fails otherwise.…”
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“…This localization principle generalizes the classical Riemann localization principle and for L p functions was intensively investigated by Sjölin 2 , Carbery and Soria 3, 4 , Bastis 5-7 , and Ashurov et al8 . It was established that R n localization holds true in L p , where p ∈ 2, 2n/ n − 1 and fails otherwise.…”
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“…Note, if A(ξ) = |ξ| 2 , then the partial sums E(A, λ, f )(x) coincides with the spherical partial sums E √ λ f (x). In the paper [22], using the method of Carbery-Soria [13], the following theorem is proved. So in case of an arbitrary elliptic polynomial A(ξ) we have the same result as for the spherical partial sums E λ f (x).…”
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“…The formulated theorems are easily transferred to the case of non-spherical partial sums of multiple Fourier series (see [22], [25]).…”
Section: Generalized Localization Principle For the Multiple Fourier mentioning
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“…Note that the localization problems of the spectral expansions of the distribution are investigated in [10]. For more references we refer the reader to [11]- [17].…”
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