Lipot Fejer
Lipot Fejer · Science & Medicine
Fourier analysis; Fejer's theorem on summability
1880, Pécs, Hungary — 1959, Budapest, Hungary
Hungary
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Lipot Fejer was a Hungarian mathematician known for foundational work in Fourier analysis, especially Fejer's theorem on the (C,1) summability of Fourier series, which showed that a continuous function's Fourier series is Cesàro-summable to the function. He led a celebrated Budapest school of analysis. He was Jewish.
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Fourier analysis; Fejer's theorem on summability
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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