Abstract
In this paper we present a proof of SH. T. Tetunashvili that shows that a multiple trigonometric series that converges rectangularly everywhere actually converges iteratively everywhere to the same function. This method then solves a uniqueness problem, namely, that if a multiple trigonometric series converges rectangularly everywhere to zero, then all the coefficients are zero. We give a detailed proof in two dimensions. The result for higher dimensions may then be obtained inductively using the same proof.
Citation
D. Rinne. "RECTANGULAR AND ITERATED CONVERGENCE OF MULTIPLE TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES." Real Anal. Exchange 19 (2) 644 - 650, 1993/1994. https://doi.org/10.2307/44152419
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