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Fourier-Young Coefficients of a Function of Wiener's Class Vp
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N. Wiener [12] introduced the idea of the class Vp. A 2 π-periodic function ƒ is said to have bounded p-variation Vp(f)(1 ≦ p < ∞), or to belong to the class Vp, if
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