Remarks on `Riemann's example' \(\sum_{n=1}^ \infty {\sin n^ 2x\over n^ 2}\) of a continuous, non-differentiable function (Q1358745)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1029202
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Remarks on `Riemann's example' \(\sum_{n=1}^ \infty {\sin n^ 2x\over n^ 2}\) of a continuous, non-differentiable function (English)
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11 November 1997
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According to Weierstraß Riemann had claimed in his lectures of 1861 that this function was non-differentiable on a dense point set. New sources confirm that both Weierstraß and Kronecker gave proofs, and back up the Riemannian origin of the function. Also, the author gives a proof in the style of Riemann, using information on the growth of the theta series at the boundary of its domain of convergence, as found in a fragment by Riemann.
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non-differentiability
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theta series
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Riemann
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Kronecker
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Weierstraß
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