Hardy-Littlewood series and even continued fractions
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Abstract: For any , the series converges almost everywhere on by a result of Hardy-Littlewood, but not everywhere. However, there does not yet exist an intrinsic description of the set of convergence for . In this paper, we define in terms of even or regular continued fractions certain subsets of points of of full measure where the series converges. Our method is based on an approximate function equation for . As a by-product, we obtain the convergence of certain series defined in term of the convergents of the even continued fraction of an irrational number.
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