Imbedding in the class eL
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Abstract
Conditions which must be satisfied by the modulus of continuity and smoothness of a functionf(x) ∈ Lp(0, 2π) in order thatf(x) or\(\tilde f\)(x) belong to the class eL are obtained.
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