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Summation of trigonometric series by Fourier transforms

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This paper gives the theorems concerning the summation of trigonometric series with the help of Fourier transforms. By means of the known results of Fourier transforms, many difficult and complex problems of summation of trigonometric series can be solved. This method is a comparatively unusual way to find the summation of trigonometric series, and has been used to establish the comprehensive table of summation of trigonometric series. In this table 10 thousand series are given and most of them are new.

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Wei-zang, C. Summation of trigonometric series by Fourier transforms. Appl Math Mech 10, 385–397 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02019228

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