Fourier coefficient decay of an analytic periodic function
= Fourier coefficient decay of an analytic periodic function
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If a periodic function extends analytically and remains bounded in a nonzero complex strip around the real axis, contour shifting gives constants $C,c>0$ such that
$$
|\widehat f_n|\leq Ce^{-c|n|}.
$$
This exponential decay underlies spectral convergence of Fourier approximation and periodic trapezoidal quadrature.