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is the Fourier transform of a function in Lp(–oo, + oy whenever F is the Fourier
transform of a function in Lp(– o, + Co.), the Fourier transforms being defined as
in Exercise 6. 10 Let à be a function defined on (– 60, -i- oc) which is of finite total
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is the Fourier transform of a function in Lp(–oo, + oy whenever F is the Fourier
transform of a function in Lp(– o, + Co.), the Fourier transforms being defined as
in Exercise 6. 10 Let à be a function defined on (– 60, -i- oc) which is of finite total
...
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27 J–4 F denoting the Fourier transform of f, fails to satisfy the inequality sup s f4(
c) dr & Co. A > 0 16 Show that not every continuous function, defined for - 30 < t <
00 and approaching zero as t approaches + CO or – o, is the Fourier transform ...
27 J–4 F denoting the Fourier transform of f, fails to satisfy the inequality sup s f4(
c) dr & Co. A > 0 16 Show that not every continuous function, defined for - 30 < t <
00 and approaching zero as t approaches + CO or – o, is the Fourier transform ...
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in D, (C) in Fourier series. The next definition and lemma show how this is to be
done. 38 DEFINITION. Let F be in D, (C) and let L be an index with |L| = n. Then
the expression Fr. – F(e-il' ) is called the Lth Fourier coefficient of F. The formal ...
in D, (C) in Fourier series. The next definition and lemma show how this is to be
done. 38 DEFINITION. Let F be in D, (C) and let L be an index with |L| = n. Then
the expression Fr. – F(e-il' ) is called the Lth Fourier coefficient of F. The formal ...
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