Around the Fej\'er-Jackson inequality: Tight bounds for certain oscillatory functions via Laplace transform representations
Abstract
The error of approximation of the 2π-periodic sawtooth function (π-x)/2, 0≤ x<2π, by its n-th Fourier polynomial is shown to be bounded by arccot((2n+1)(x/2)). Related asymptotically tight inequalities with explicit constants are given for the integral of the Dirichlet kernel interpolated to non-integer values of frequency parameter and for the Taylor series remainder of the logarithmic function (1-z) in the unit circle. The proofs are based on the Laplace transform representation of the Lerch Zeta function with s=1.
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