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Multiple sine series and Nikol’skii classes in uniform metric

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We give necessary and sufficient conditions for a function odd in each variable to belong to Nikol’skii classes defined via mixed modulus of smoothness and mixed derivative (both have arbitrary integer orders). These conditions are given in terms of growth of partial sums of Fourier sine coefficients with power weights or rate of decreasing to zero of these coefficients. A similar problem for generalized “small” Lipschitz classes is also treated.

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Volosivets, S. Multiple sine series and Nikol’skii classes in uniform metric. European Journal of Mathematics 5, 206–222 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40879-018-0226-0

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