Cantor uniqueness along subsequences
Seminar
Speaker
Gady Kozma, Weizmann Institute
Date
31/03/2019 - 13:00 - 12:00Add to Calendar
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Cantor uniqueness along subsequences
In 1870 Cantor proved that a trigonometric series which converges to zero everywhere must be trivial. In the 50s it was asked: under what conditions is this still true if the convergence is only along a subsequence? We will show a number of results on this topic, hopefully some hints of the proofs will also be showed. Joint work with A. Olevskii.
Department Seminar Room 216/201
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Place
Department Seminar Room 216/201
Abstract
In 1870 Cantor proved that a trigonometric series which converges to zero everywhere must be trivial. In the 50s it was asked: under what conditions is this still true if the convergence is only along a subsequence? We will show a number of results on this topic, hopefully some hints of the proofs will also be showed. Joint work with A. Olevskii.
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