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The tent function ϕ(t)=dist(t,Z)\phi(t)=\operatorname{dist}(t,\mathbb Z) and the Takagi series T(x)=n02nϕ(2nx)T(x)=\sum_{n\ge0}2^{-n}\phi(2^n x)

Definition

For tRt\in\mathbb R, put r(t):=ttr(t):=t-\lfloor t\rfloor and

ϕ(t):=min{r(t),1r(t)}.\phi(t):=\min\{r(t),\,1-r(t)\}.

By the integer-part convention of Integer part: for every real xx there is exactly one integer mm with mx<m+1m \le x < m + 1, 0r(t)<10\le r(t)<1; thus this is equivalently the distance from tt to the integers. In particular 0ϕ(t)1/20\le\phi(t)\le1/2 and ϕ\phi is 11-periodic.

For x[0,1]x\in[0,1], the Takagi series is the series of real functions in the sense of A series of real-valued functions and its pointwise and uniform convergence through its partial sums

T(x):=n02nϕ(2nx).T(x):=\sum_{n\ge0}2^{-n}\phi(2^n x).

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