Titlebook: Integrability Theorems for Trigonometric Transforms; Ralph P. Boas Book 1967 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1967 Lemma.Transforms.Tri

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Ralph P. Boas Jr.n, ist es notwendig, einige grundlegende Gesichtspunkte über Klassifikationssysteme von Krankheiten zu verstehen. Eine Klassifikation von Krankheiten beginnt zunächst mit einer Aufstellung von Krankheitsbezeichnungen, auf die man sich geeinigt hat. Dabei hat jede Krankheit nur eine Bezeichnung. Eine

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Introduction,cients of .. However, Parseval’s equation, even supposing it to be true for the functions and coefficients concerned, will not show absolute integrability or absolute convergence unless the functions or coefficients are positive.

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More general classes of functions; conditional convergence,or integral implies conditional convergence of the other; (E) generalize (A) or (B) to ., . > 1. A number of examples of such generalizations have already turned up in a natural way in the preceding sections. Here we mention a number of others, and refer to the literature for additional results.

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The exceptional integral values of the index,s, there are a number of asymmetric theorems, and some missing ones, for integral values of γ, usually at values differing by 2. In this section we shall summarize the known facts and point out some connections with other aspects of the theory of trigonometric series, mentioning also a number of results that do not involve absolute convergence.

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Lemmas,We collect here some frequently used lemmas about partial summation and special trigonometric series. First we have a variant of partial summation involving the differences of terms whose indices differ by 2; this frequently (not always) simplifies formulas for trigonometric series.

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Theorems with positive or decreasing coefficients,We continue to arrange the theorems in order of increasing γ.

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Asymptotic formulas and Lipschitz conditions,If we let . → ∞ in the theorems of § 6 they go over formally into theorems about the boundedness of ..(.)(−1 < . < 0) or of |. − .| .|.(.)−.(.)| (0 ϕ . < 1), and about the boundedness of . λ. or of