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Squaring the finite geometric sum in the Fejér kernel gives its Fourier series
Fn​(t)=2πn1​​∑j=0n−1​eijt​2=2π1​∑∣r∣<n​(1−n∣r∣​)eirt.
(1)
For a fixed positive integer k and n>k, convolution therefore gives σn​(eikx)=(1−k/n)eikx. Taking the real part,
∥σn​(coskx)−coskx∥∞​=nk​.​
(2)
The ratio to 1/n is the nonzero constant k, even though the function is infinitely differentiable. This Fejér saturation on a Fourier mode disproves an o(n−1) estimate for all C2 periodic functions.

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