Dirichlet kernel

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The Dirichlet kernel is a trigonometric polynomial that arises in Fourier series as the summation kernel for partial sums, playing a key role in analyzing convergence properties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematical object
summability kernel
trigonometric polynomial
alternativeForm D_n(x) = sin((n+1/2)x) / sin(x/2) for x not multiple of 2π
appearsIn expression for nth partial sum of Fourier series
boundedInL1 false
boundedInLInfinity false
codomain real numbers
context Fourier series on the interval [-π,π]
contrastWith Fejér kernel NERFINISHED
definition D_n(x) = 1 + 2 sum_{k=1}^{n} cos(kx)
D_n(x) = sum_{k=-n}^{n} e^{ikx}
degree n in the trigonometric sense
dependsOn integer parameter n
differenceFromFejerKernel not positive and not an approximate identity in L1
domain real line
evenFunction true
field Fourier analysis
harmonic analysis
generalizationOf Dirichlet kernels on compact groups NERFINISHED
growthNearZero behaves like 2n+1 near x = 0
integralValue ∫_{-π}^{π} D_n(x) dx = 2π
L1NormBehavior L^1 norm grows like O(log n)
LInfinityNormBehavior L^∞ norm grows like O(n)
namedAfter Johann Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet NERFINISHED
period 2π-periodic function
property integral over one period equals 2π
realValued true
relatedConcept Poisson kernel
approximate identity
convolution on the circle
relation S_n(f,x) = (1/2π) ∫_{-π}^{π} f(t) D_n(x-t) dt
role summation kernel for partial sums of Fourier series
tool for studying convergence of Fourier series
smoothness real-analytic away from points where sin(x/2)=0
support entire real line
symbol D_n
symmetry D_n(-x) = D_n(x)
usedIn Fourier series NERFINISHED
analysis of pointwise convergence of Fourier series
analysis of uniform convergence of Fourier series
study of partial sums of orthogonal expansions on the circle
usedInProofOf Dirichlet’s convergence theorem for Fourier series of piecewise smooth functions NERFINISHED
usedToShow Gibbs phenomenon near jump discontinuities
existence of continuous functions with divergent Fourier series at some points
non-uniform convergence of Fourier series on some function classes
valueAtZero D_n(0) = 2n+1
zeroSet zeros at x = 2πk/(2n+1), k integer, excluding multiples of 2π

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