Convergence of Fourier series on the system of rational functions on the real axis
Abstract
We consider the systems of rational functions \n(z)\, ~n ∈ Z, defined by fixed set points a:=\ak\k=0∞, ~ ( Im ak>0), b:=\bk\k=1∞, ~ ( Im bk<0) and is orthonormal on the real axis R. We have obtained the compact form of analogue of Dirichlet kernels of these systems on the real axis R. Using obtained representation we investigate the problems of convergence in the spaces Lp(R),~ p> 1, and pointwise convergence of Fourier series on the systems \n(t)\,~ n ∈ Z, provided that the sequences of poles of these systems satisfies certain restrictions. We have proved statements that are analogues of the classical Theorems of Jordan-Dirichlet and Dini-Lipschitz of convergence of Fourier series on the trigonometric system.
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