Non-Fourier-Lebesgue trigonometric series with nonnegative partial sums (Q1358447)

The author proves five interesting theorems. The most attractive two of them read as follows: 1. A trigonometric cosine series with positive coefficients of the form \[ \sum^\infty_{n=0} a_n\cos nx\tag{1} \] can be constructed in such a way that all of its partial sums are positive on the real axis, but it is not a Fourier-Lebesgue series. 2. A trigonometric series with nonnegative coefficients of the form (1) can be constructed in such a way that all of its partial sums are positive on the real axis and it converges to zero almost everywhere.