Idele characters in spectral synthesis on 𝐑 / 2 π 𝐙

John J. Benedetto

Annales de l'institut Fourier (1973)

  • Volume: 23, Issue: 4, page 45-64
  • ISSN: 0373-0956

Abstract

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Let s C , x R / 2 π Z . We construct Dirichlet series F ( x , x ) where for each fixed s in a half plane, Re F ( x , x ) , as a function of x , is a non-synthesizable absolutely convergent Fourier series. Because of the way the frequencies in F are chosen, we are motivated to introduce a class of synthesizable absolutely convergent Fourier series which are defined in terms of idele characters. We solve the “problem of analytic continuation” in this setting by constructing pseudo-measures, determined by idele characters, when Re s 1 .

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Benedetto, John J.. "Idele characters in spectral synthesis on ${\bf R}/2\pi {\bf Z}$." Annales de l'institut Fourier 23.4 (1973): 45-64. <http://eudml.org/doc/74153>.

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abstract = {Let $s\in \{\bf C\}$, $x\in \{\bf R\}/2\pi \{\bf Z\}$. We construct Dirichlet series $F(x,x)$ where for each fixed $s$ in a half plane, $\{\rm Re\}\, F(x,x)$, as a function of $x$, is a non-synthesizable absolutely convergent Fourier series. Because of the way the frequencies in $F$ are chosen, we are motivated to introduce a class of synthesizable absolutely convergent Fourier series which are defined in terms of idele characters. We solve the “problem of analytic continuation” in this setting by constructing pseudo-measures, determined by idele characters, when $\{\rm Re\}\, s\le 1$.},
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References

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