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Finite-interval Parseval identities

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For the trigonometric polynomial F(t)=∑k=1N​bk​e(kt), orthogonality of complex exponentials gives
∫01​∣F∣2=∑k=1N​∣bk​∣2,∫01​∣F′∣2=4π2∑k=1N​k2∣bk​∣2≤4π2N2∑k=1N​∣bk​∣2.
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Indeed, expand each square and use ∫01​e(jt)dt=0 for every nonzero integer j, and one for j=0.

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