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Nonnegativity and unit mass give, by the triangle inequality for the Fourier transform, ∣f​(ξ)∣≤∫f=1=f​(0). The finite second moment implies a finite first absolute moment, so differentiating under the Fourier integral is justified and
∥f​∥∞​≤1,f​(0)=1,∇f​(0)=−i∫vf(v)dv=0​.
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The exponent convention has no 2π, so no such factor occurs in this derivative.

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