## convergence

Moreover, one has estimates on the rate at which this convergence is taking place.

Addressing this issue requires using the convergence properties of Fourier series.

The convergence of the sum on the left is of course a weaker statement than the convergence of (2).

We give $X$ the topology of uniform convergence on compact subsets of $A$.

Almost everywhere convergence is the best we can hope for.

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