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Ernst Hölder for his 65th anniversary

The work on this paper was carried out under a contract of the Mathematical Institute of the University of Basle with the European Research Office of the US-Army.

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Ostrowski, A.M. A contribution to the theory of the Fourier integral formula. Math. Ann. 165, 261–280 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01344012

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