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1993/1994 RECTANGULAR AND ITERATED CONVERGENCE OF MULTIPLE TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES
D. Rinne
Real Anal. Exchange 19(2): 644-650 (1993/1994). DOI: 10.2307/44152419

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.

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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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Published: 1993/1994
First available in Project Euclid: 30 March 2022

Digital Object Identifier: 10.2307/44152419

Subjects:
Primary: 42A63 , 42B05

Keywords: iterated convergence , uniqueness , Unrestricted rectangular convergence

Rights: Copyright © 1993 Michigan State University Press

Vol.19 • No. 2 • 1993/1994
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