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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0708.00008.] Let \(F(w)\) be an \(L^ 2\) function with compact support on \([- \sigma,\sigma]\); let \(T=\pi/\sigma\) and \(f(t)\) be the Fourier transform of \(F(w)\). Then the well-known sampling theorem says \[ f(t)=\sum^ \infty_{n=-\infty}f(nT){\sin\sigma(t-nT) \over \sigma (t-nT)}, \] where convergence is uniform in \(\mathbb{R}^ 1\). If \(F(w)\) is now a distribution with compact support on \([-\sigma,\sigma]\) the Fourier transform is still a function but the series does not converge necessarily. However it is shown, under mild conditions of \(F(w)\), that the series is Abel summable, i.e. \[ f(t)=\lim_{r\to1^ -}\sum^ \infty_{n=-\infty}r^{| n|}f(nT){\sin\sigma(t-nT) \over \sigma(t-nT)} \] where the convergence is uniform on bounded sets in \(\mathbb{R}^ 1\).