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1 ON CLASSES OF EVERYWHERE DIVERGENT POWER SERIES G. A. KARAGULYAN Abstract. We prove the everywhere divergence of series a n e iρn e inx, and 1 [ρn] a n cos nx, for sequences a n and ρ n satisfying some extremal conditions. These results generalize some well known examples of everywhere divergent power and trigonometric series. 1 We consider power series 1. Introduction c n e inx with complex coefficients c n. In 1912 Luzin [8] constructed an example of everywhere divergent series 1 with c n 0. It was an answer to Fatou s problem [4], asking whether power series converge almost everywhere, if c n 0. Then in 1912 Steinhaus [11] proved that the trigonometric series 2 n=2 cos nx + log log n log n is everywhere divergent. In 1916 Hardy and Littlewood [6] proved that the power series 3 n ρ e iαn log n e inx, 0 < ρ 1 2, α > Mathematics Subject Classification. 42B25. Key words and phrases. everywhere divergent series, power series, trigonometric series. 1
2 2 G. A. KARAGULYAN diverges for any x R. Many authors were interested in the problem of possible upper bound for the coefficients of everywhere divergent power series. In 1921 Neder [9] proved that if 4 a n 0, a 2 n =, then there exists a power series 1, which is everywhere divergent and c n = Oa n. Note that the second condition in 4 is necessary for almost everywhere divergence of series 1 according to Carleson s well known theorem [2]. Generalizing Neder s theorem Stechkin [10] constructed an example of series 1, which real an imaginary parts are everywhere divergent and c n = Oa n, where a n satisfies 4. Then Herzog constructed an example of series a n cos nx with a n 0, which is everywhere divergent. Dvoretzky and Erdos [3] proved that if a n a n+1, a n 2 =, then there exists a sequence of numbers ε n = 0 or 1, such that the series ε n a n e inx is everywhere divergent. In 1985 Galstyan [5] proved that if a sequence a n satisfies the conditions 4, then there exists a sequence ε n = 0 or 1, such that the series ε n a n cos nx diverges for any x R. Ul yanov [12] in We denote by It was the solution of a problem posed by x n = x n+1 x n, 2 x n = x n+1 x n. the first and second order differences of a given sequence of numbers x n, n = 1, 2,....
3 ON CLASSES OF EVERYWHERE DIVERGENT POWER SERIES 3 Theorem 1. If a sequence ρ n, n = 1, 2,..., satisfies the conditions 5 2 ρ n 0, 2 ρ n =, and 6 a n c 2 ρ n, n = 1, 2,..., c > 0, then the real and imaginary parts of the series 7 a n e iρn e inx, diverge for any x R. Theorem 2. If ρ n, n = 1, 2,..., satisfies the conditions 5 and 6 and a n 0, then the series 8 ε n a n cos nx, ε n = 1[ρn] + 1, 2 diverges for any x R. Remark 1. For a given number α R we shall use notation { α } α/2π = 2π, 2π where {x} denotes the fractional part of x. Note that in 5 and 6 we may everywhere replace 2 ρ n with 2 ρ n /2π. Remark 2. Notice that the values of ε n in 8 are 0 or 1. Without a significant change in the proof of Theorem 2 one can deduce also the everywhere divergence of series 1 [ρn] a n cos nx. Remark 3. For given coefficients a n, satisfying 4, we consider the sequence n 2 9 ρ 1 = 0, ρ n = n k 1a 2 k, n = 2, 3,.... It is easy to check that k=0 2 ρ n = a 2 n, n = 1, 2,... and hence we have 5 and 6. Thus we conclude that for a given sequence of coefficients 4, defining ρ n by 9, we get series 7 and 8 diverging at any point x R. So the theorems provide concrete
4 4 G. A. KARAGULYAN examples of everywhere divergence trigonometric and power series with coefficients having extremal rate. Moreover, the examples of series 2, 3 and the series constructed in the papers [9, 7, 10, 5] may be immediately deduced from the Theorems 1 or Auxiliary lemmas Lemma 1. If b 1 b 2... b m 0, then 2 m 10 b j jb 2 j, n m n 2 1. Proof. Observe that b i b j b 2 j. j=i+1 j=i+1 Thus, we get n 1 b i b j = b j b i 1 i<j n i=1 j=i+1 j 1b 2 j j=2 and therefore 11 b 2 j + b i b j 1 i<j n jb 2 j. On the other hand we have b i b j 12 1 i<j n nn 1 b 2 n 2 n 2n 2 1 nn mm + 1 nn + 1 b 2 n 2 2 = n n mb 2 n m jb 2 j. j=n+1 b 2 n
5 ON CLASSES OF EVERYWHERE DIVERGENT POWER SERIES 5 Combining the formula 2 13 b j = b 2 j i<j n with the inequalities 11 and 12, we get 10. b i b j. Lemma 2. If b 1 b 2... b m 0, 15 n m, and m m 14 c 1 = jb 2 j, c 2 = j nb 2 j then 15 Proof. Denote 16 c = We have 17 b 2 n = 2b2 n nn + 1 j=n+1 jb 2 j c 1 c 2 2 9c 1. j jb 2 j. 2 nn + 1 jb 2 j 2c n 2. If c < c 1 2c, then 15 is trivial. So we may suppose c 1 > 2c. Since n 15 there exists an integer p such that c1 18 n n 2c p 11n c1 10 2c. Using the relations 14, 16, 17 and 18, we obtain m c 1 c 2 = c + n 19 c + j=n+1 b 2 j 2cp n n + n m j=p+1 2cp n + nc 1 p 11 2c1 c + 2c 1 c < 3 c 1 c, 10 where we assume m b 2 j = 0 j=p+1 if p m. After simple calculations from 19 we get 15. b 2 j
6 6 G. A. KARAGULYAN Lemma 3. If a sequence x n satisfies the conditions 5 and l 0 is an arbitrary integer, then there exist integers p and q, q > p > l, such that q 21 0 < x j /2π < π 50, p j q, j=p 2 x j > Proof. Define the sequence of integers n k satisfying 22 x nk < 2πk x nk +1. Since 2 x k 0, there exists a number k 0, such that 23 2 x nk 1 < π 10 7, n k 1 > l, k > k 0. For a fixed integer k > k 0 we consider the sequence k 1 24 γ n = j n x j, n k 1 < n < n k. j=n We also assume γ nk = 0. Observe that, if 25 γ n < 3π, n k 1 < n < n k 1000, then 26 γ n 1 γ n = k 1 j=n 1 2 x j x nk From 24 and 25 we also get 27 2 x nk k 1 j=n π γ n 10 3 < j n x j π γ n n k n 6π n k n < π 100n k n. Define the integers p, q, n k 1 < p < q < n k, satisfying γ q+1 + α < 2π γ q + α, 28 γ p + α 2π + π 100 <γ p 1 + α. where 29 α = x nk /2π.
7 ON CLASSES OF EVERYWHERE DIVERGENT POWER SERIES 7 From 26 and 28 we obtain γ q γ q+1 + π 300 < 2π α + π 300, γ p γ p 1 π 300 2π α + π 100 π 2π = 2π α Using these estimates and the inequalities 10 and 15, we get q x j > γ p γ q 2 > γ q j=p It is easy to verify, that for any numbers n < m we have 31 k 1 x n x nk = x j j=n k 1 = j n x j n k n x nk j=n = γ n n k n x nk. Since x nk +1 x nk = 2 x nk, from 22 it follows that 32 x nk = 2πk θ 2 x nk, 0 θ 1. Substituting this in 31, we obtain which implies x n x nk = γ n + θn k n 2 x nk 2πkn k n, 33 x n = α + γ n + θn k n 2 x nk mod 2π, where α is defined in 29. From 27, 33 and 28 it follows that and this completes the proof. Lemma 4. If x n /2π [0, π/50], p n q, 34 x π 2 mod 2π, then there exists an integer ν = νx > 10, such that 35 #{k N : n < k n + ν, cos kx sinπ/} 3ν 5 for any n = 1, 2,....
8 8 G. A. KARAGULYAN Proof. If x/2π = 0 35 is immediate. Consider the case if x/2π is a rational number and 36 x = 2πq mod 2π, q < p, p where p, q N are coprime numbers. We denote { } 2πk 37 G p =, k = 1, 2,..., p, 38 It is well known that = p 9π, 11π 29π, 31π 39 {kx/2π : k = n + 1, n + 2,..., n + p} = G p, for any n N. We suppose νx = p. To prove 35 for x defined in 36, it is enough to show that 40 #G p 2p 5, p 4. The case p = 4 is excluded because of 34. Since G p = if p = 2, 3, 5, 6, then 40 holds for such p s. If p 7, then rough estimation gives 9π # G p < p + 1, # G p, 11π 29π, 31π. < p + 1, which implies 41 p #G p < < 2p 5, p 7. In the case of irrational x/2π we shall use an approximation of x/2π by rational numbers. It is known that there exist coprime numbers l and ν, with ν > 40, such that 42 x 2πl ν < 2π ν. 2 We consider the set 0 = 8π, 12π 28π, 32π. Similarly as in 41, we get ν 43 #a + G ν 0 < < 2ν 5, ν > 40,
9 ON CLASSES OF EVERYWHERE DIVERGENT POWER SERIES 9 for arbitrary a R, where { a + G ν = a + 2πlk } /2π, k = 1, 2,..., ν. ν From 42 it follows that 2πlk kx ν < 2πk 2π ν 2 ν < π, k = 1, 2,..., ν, and therefore we conclude, that the condition a + kx/2π, k = 1, 2,..., ν,, implies a + 2πlk /2π 0. ν Taking a = nx, thus we obtain 44 #{k N : n < k n + ν, kx/2π } and the lemma is proved. = #{k N : 1 k ν, a + kx/2π } = #{k N : 1 k ν, a + 2πlk /2π 0 } ν = #a + G ν 0 < 2p 5 Lemma 5. If a sequence x n, n = 1, 2,..., satisfies the conditions 5, then for any sequence of coefficients a n, with 6, the series 45 a n cosx n is divergent. Proof. Applying Lemma 3, we may find sequences of numbers p n, q n N, q n > p n > n, n = 1, 2,..., such that < x j /2π < π 50, p n j q n, q n j=p n From 6 and 47 we obtain q n 2 x j > j=p n a j c q n j=p n 2 x j > c 10 3,
10 10 G. A. KARAGULYAN then, combining this with 46, we get q n q n a j cosx j > cosπ/50 a j > c cosπ/ j=p n j=p n This implies the divergence of series Proof of theorems Proof of Theorem 1. The real part of series 7 is 48 a n cosnx + ρ n. Defining x n = nx + ρ n, we have 2 x n = 2 ρ n. So x n satisfies the same conditions 5 and 6 as ρ n. Therefore the divergence of series 48 immediately follows from Lemma 5. The imaginary part of 7 is the series a n sinnx + ρ n = a n cosnx + ρ n π and its divergence can be obtained similarly, discussing the sequence x n = nx + ρ n π. Proof of Theorem 2. We fix an arbitrary number 49 x π 2 mod 2π and denote 50 x n = πρ n nx π 2. Applying Lemma 3 we may define sequences q n > p n > n with conditions 46 and 47. Observe, that if 51 p n k q n and cos kx sinπ/, then 52 1 [ρ k] cos kx = cos kx. Indeed, from 46 and 51 we have x k /2π 0, π/50, 9π kx/2π =, 11π 29π, 31π,
11 ON CLASSES OF EVERYWHERE DIVERGENT POWER SERIES 11 which together with 50 implies sign cos kx = sign coskx + x k = sign cosπρ k π/2 = sign sin πρ k = 1 [ρ k], and therefore we get 52. According to Lemma 4 there exists a number ν = νx, satisfying 35. Hence, from 52 we obtain 53 #{k N : m < k m + ν, 1 [ρ k] cos kx sinπ/} = #{k N : m < k m + ν, cos kx sinπ/} 3ν 5 provided we have p n m, m + ν q n. We let [ pn ] [ qn ] s n = + 1, t n =. ν ν We have 54 s n 1ν p n < s n ν, t n ν q n < t n + 1ν. Then, denoting G k = {j N : kν < j k + 1ν, 1 [ ρ j π ] cos jx sinπ/} from 53 we obtain Hence we conclude, if 55 νk+1 j=νk+1 1 [ρ j] a j cos jx #G k 3ν 5, s n k < t n. 1 [ρj] a j cos jx 2ν 5 sinπ/a νk j G k 3ν sinπ/ 5 a νk+1 2ν 5 a νk = ν sinπ/ 5 3aνk+1 2a νk, provided s n k < t n. From 47 and the relation 2 x n = 2 ρ n 0 it follows that the inequality 56 νt n j=νs n+1 a j c νt n j=νs n+1 2 x j c 10 4
12 12 G. A. KARAGULYAN holds for sufficiently large n > n 0. From 55 and 56 we obtain νt n j=νs n+1 1 [ρj] a j cos jx t n 1 νk+1 = 1 [ρj] a j cos jx k=s n j=νk+1 > ν sinπ/ t n = ν sinπ/ tn 1 5 sinπ/ 5 k=s n a νk+1 2 k=s n+1 νt n 1 j=νs n+1+1 j=νs n+1 t n 1 k=s n a νk a νk + 3a νtn 2a νsn a j + ν3a νtn 2a νsn Using 56 and 54, we obtain νt n lim sup 1 [ρj] a n j cos jx > 0. So the series 8 is divergent if 49 holds. If x = π/2, then we have 1 [ρn] a n cos nx = 1 [ρ2k] a 2k cos kπ The last series is divergent because ρ 2k again satisfies the same conditions 5 and the divergent of such series at x = π has been already proved. This completes the proof of theorem. k=0 References 1. N. Bary, A treatise on trigonometric series, Pergamon Press, L. Carleson, On the convergence and growth of partial sums of Fourier series, Acta Math., , A. Dvoretzky, P. Erdos, On power series which diverges everywhere on the unit circle of convergence, Michigan Math. Journal, , No 1, P. Fatou, Series trigonometriques et series de Taylor, Acta Math., , S. Sh. Galstyan, Everywhere divergent trigonometric series, Math. Notes, , No 2, G. H. Hardy, J. E. Littlewood, Some problems of diophantine approximation: A remarkable trigonometrical series, Nat. Acad. Sci. U.S.A., 21916,
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