The Fourier Integral, and Certain of Its Applications. This item is unavailable.The Fourier Integral, and Certain of Its Applications

Based upon a course of lectures given by the author at Cambridge during the Lent term of 1932. The introduction contains a condensed but useful account of Lebesgue integration, leading to the Riesz-Fischer theorem, which embodies the definition of mean convergence. This brilliant monograph created a minor revolution in mathematical circles because it demonstrated convincingly that the Fourier integral could be applied to both statistics and analysis. Soiling to the covers, first American printing. 5¼" - 8".