General Investigation of the Convergence of Trigonometric Series Into Which Arbitrary Functions Are Expanded and Some New Applications of the Same
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In this book, Julius Friedl nder investigates the convergence of trigonometric series that are expanded into arbitrary functions. He also provides new applications of this concept. This would be a valuable resource for anyone interested in mathematics or the history of mathematics, specifically the convergence of trigonometric series.
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