Magnitude of Fourier Coefficients
In applications, it is often useful to know the size of the Fourier coefficient.
If is an absolutely continuous function,
for a constant that only depends on .
If is a bounded variation function,
If
If and has modulus of continuity,
and therefore, if is in the α-Hölder class
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