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Large Cantor sets as non-Lebesgue sets of Fourier transforms

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We will prove the main theorem of the last Analysis Seminar. This will involve a delicate Cantor set and discrete measures whose Fourier transforms approximate the Fourier transform of an interval in a suitably strong L^p sense.

This talk is part of the Analysis Reading Seminar 2019/2020 series.

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