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Consider, for all p> 0, the number of trigonometric series \[\sum_{n=1}^{∞}n^{-p}e^{inx}\] How can I show that for p> 1, that the Fourier series is a continuous 2π-periodic function.
I think I maybe have to use eulers formel.
Like this: \[n^{-p}\cos(nx)*i*\sin(x)\]
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