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Use degree-indexed Fourier partial sums and Fejér sums, as in this paper. For a 2π-periodic continuous function, put
f​k​=2π1​∫−ππ​f(t)e−iktdt,sn​(f,x)=∑k=−nn​f​k​eikx,σn​(f)=n+11​∑j=0n​sj​(f).
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Equivalently,
σn​(f,x)=∑∣k∣≤n​(1−n+1∣k∣​)f​k​eikx.
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These are trigonometric polynomials of degree at most n. Some treatments index the Fejér sum by the number of terms rather than its degree; the degree convention here is why the formulas below contain σ2n−1​ and σn−1​.

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