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Triangular frequency cutoff

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The cutoffs θn​(ξ)=(1−∣ξ∣/n)+​ increase pointwise to one, while their Fourier transforms are nonnegative and have integral 2π under the angular-frequency convention.
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Triangular frequency cutoff
If f∈L1∩L∞ and f​≥0, testing against triangular frequency cutoffs and using monotone convergence gives ∥f​∥1​≤2π∥f∥∞​.

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