Fourier analysis reveals solvability conditions for operators in (θ,T)-periodic functions, suggesting wide applicability.
We develop a Fourier analysis for a generalization of the class of periodic functions, often referred to as $(θ, T)$-periodic functions, and prove several properties and inequalities related to the Fourier transform, including a type of Poincaré inequality, which extend the periodic case. As an application, we employ this analysis to show that a continuous linear operator acting on smooth $(θ, T)$-periodic functions is globally hypoelliptic/solvable if and only if the corresponding operator which acts on periodic functions is globally hypoelliptic/solvable, and characterize the global hypoellipticity/solvability of a class of first order differential operators acting on the set of smooth $(θ, T)$-periodic functions.
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