Antistable classes of thin sets in harmonic analysis (Q1320922)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 561180
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    Antistable classes of thin sets in harmonic analysis
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 561180

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      Antistable classes of thin sets in harmonic analysis (English)
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      8 August 1994
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      In this paper we study several classes of thin sets in Harmonic Analysis, like sets of absolute convergence, compact Dirichlet sets, Arbault sets or \(H\)-sets. In the first part we make precise the relationships between these classes. In particular, we prove the existence of a set of resolution which is not a set of absolute convergence, solving a problem of N. Bary. In the second part we study the stability of these classes under various set-theoretic operations (like finite union or increasing countable union), and prove that they are as far from being stable as possible. This in particular solves a question of J. Arbault about sets of absolute convergence, but also provides a general tool for proving such instability results.
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      increasing union
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      Hausdorff operation
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      thin sets
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      sets of absolute convergence
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      compact Dirichlet sets
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      Arbault sets
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      \(H\)-sets
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      instability
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