Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: Fejér polynomial on AddCircle (1 : ℝ) with frequency
cutoff N.
Equations
- helperForLemma_5_4_6_fejerPolynomial N = ∑ k ∈ Finset.Icc (-↑N) ↑N, (↑(N + 1 - k.natAbs) / ↑(N + 1)) • fourierCharacter k
Instances For
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: the Fejér polynomial is a trigonometric polynomial.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: rewrite the Fejér mass integral as a weighted finite character-integral sum.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: the Fejér polynomial has total mass 1 on [0,1].
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: count pairs (i,j) in range (N+1) × range (N+1)
with i = j + m.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: count pairs (i,j) in range (N+1) × range (N+1)
with j = i + m.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: integer differences of indices from range (N+1)
lie in the symmetric interval [-N, N].
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: group the double range sum by fixed difference
k = i - j.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: convert the weighted k-sum on [-N,N] into the
double-range geometric sum.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: rewrite the weighted Fourier-coefficient sum for the Fejér kernel value into a normalized double geometric sum.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: the normalized double geometric sum equals the normalized squared geometric-sum norm, with vanishing imaginary part.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: Fejér-kernel evaluation at a real point as a normalized squared geometric-sum norm, with vanishing imaginary part.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: geometric-sum norm bound away from the resonance
exp(2πix) = 1.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: on the annulus δ ≤ |x| ≤ 1 - δ with 0 < δ < 1/2,
the denominator ‖exp(2πix) - 1‖ is uniformly bounded below by a positive
constant.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: combining the norm-square Fejér formula, geometric-sum denominator estimate, and annulus denominator lower bound gives the quantitative tail estimate.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: Fejér kernels are pointwise real/nonnegative and satisfy
uniform annulus decay ‖F_N(x)‖ ≤ Cδ/(N+1) when δ ≤ |x| ≤ 1-δ.
Helper for Lemma 5.4.6: quantitative Fejér-kernel concentration yields a periodic
(ε, δ) approximation to the identity for some index.
Lemma 5.4.6: for every ε > 0 and 0 < δ < 1/2, there exists a
trigonometric polynomial P that is a periodic (ε, δ) approximation to the
identity.