Concept

Dirichlet kernel

The function whose average against a signal gives the signal's Fourier series cut off at a fixed frequency. Its oscillating tails, which never shrink in total size, are why partial Fourier sums can overshoot and fail to converge.

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Bessel functionCesaro summationContinuityConvergenceCounterexampleDimensionFourier analysisFourier seriesFourier transformGibbs' phenomenonGrowth rateLebesgue constant

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