On an argument of Körner and Hardy's inequality (Q949889)

The author proves two interesting theorems pertaining to the probabilistic versions of Hardy's inequality. A special case of his first theorem can be interpreted as follows: Almost surely, there exists a constant \(c\) such that \[ \sum^\infty_{n=1}{| \hat{f}(n)| \over n}\leq c\| f\| _1, \] whenever \(f\in L^1\;([0,2\pi))\) and the Fourier coefficients \(\hat{f}(n)\) are endowed with signs corresponding to the sequence \((\pm)\) for \(n>0\).