C OMPOSITIO M ATHEMATICA
F U C HENG H SIANG
On the absolute summability factors of Fourier series at a given point
Compositio Mathematica, tome 17 (1965-1966), p. 156-160
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Fu
Cheng Hsiang
1.
A
series 03A3an
is said to beabsolutely
summable(A )
or sum-mable
J A |
if the functionis of bounded variation in the interval
(0,1)
Letan
denote then-th Cesàro mean of order oc of the series
03A3an, i.e.,
If the series
converges,
then,
we say that the series03A3an
isabsolutely
summable(C, oc)
or summableJC, ocl.
It is known that[2]
if a series is sum-mable
1 CI,
then it is alsosummable |A|.
2.
Suppose
now thatf(x)
is a functionintegrable
in the sense ofLebesgue
andperiodic
withperiod
203C0. LetWhittaker
[5] proved
that the seriesis summable
lAI |
almosteverywhere.
Prasad[5] improved
thisresult
by showing
that the series03A3An(x)
whenmultiplied by
one of the factors:
157
where a is any
positive quantity
andlogl n
=log
n,loe n
=log (logk-1 n),
is summable|A|
at thepoint
x.Let
(03BBn)
be a convex and bounded sequence[3],
Chow[1]
hasdemonstrated that the series
is
summable 1 C, 11
almosteverwhere,
if the seriesi n-103BBn
conver-ges.
In the
present
note, we are interestedparticularly
in the case of|C, Il summability.
For a fixedpoint of x,
we writeWe are
going
to establish at first thefollowing
THEOREM 1.
If
as t - +0, then the series
is
summable 1 C, 1| f or
every e > 0.3.
In
the proof
of thetheorem,
werequire
thefollowing
lemmas.LEMMA
1[4].
Let ce > -1 and letin
be the n-th Cesàro meanof
order oc
o f
the sequence(nan),
thenwhere
03C303B1n
is the n-th Cesàro meano f
order 03B1o f
the series1
an .LEMMA 2. Write
then
if nt ~ 1. This proves the first
part
of the lemma. And the secondpart
of the lemma is evident.4.
Now,
we are in aposition
to prove the theorem. We usecos ntdt.
Let
03C4n(x)
be the n-th Cesàro mean of first order of the sequence{nAn(x)(log n)-(1+03B5)},
thenAbel’s transformation
gives
say.
By
Lemma 2, we haveTb.us,
onwriting
say, we see that
159
Now,
It follows that
I4
=O{(log n)-(1+03B5)}.
Asbefore,
we writesay.
Then,
And
Now,
It follows that
By
Lemma 1, we needonly
to provethat 03A3|03C4n(x)|/n
converges.And from the above
analysis,
it concludes thatThis
completes
theproof
of Theorem 1.For the
conjugate
serieswe can derive an
analogous
theorem. WriteThen,
weget
thefollowing
THEOREM 2.
If
as t - +0, then the series
is
summable |C, 1|
at x.REFERENCES H. C. CHOW,
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M. FEKETE,
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Soc. (2), 3 (1982), 132-134.
S. IZUMI and T. KAWATA,
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E. KOGBETLIANTZ,
[4] Sur les séries absolument sommables par la methode des moyennes arith-
métiques, Bull. Sciences Math. (2), 49 (1925), 284-256.
B. N. PRASAD,
[5] On the summability of Fourier series and the bounded variation of power
series, Proc. London Math. Soc., 14 (1939), 162-168.
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