Cantor uniqueness and multiplicity along subsequences
Gady Kozma, Alexander Olevskii

TL;DR
This paper investigates the conditions under which trigonometric series can converge to zero along subsequences, revealing the sparsity and support size constraints necessary for such convergence.
Contribution
It constructs a specific trigonometric series with zero convergence on a subsequence and establishes the sparsity and support size conditions for such series.
Findings
Series with zero convergence require sparse subsequences
Support of related distribution must be large
Constructed series with coefficients tending to zero
Abstract
We construct a trigonometric series converging to zero everywhere on a subsequence, with coefficients tending to zero. We show that any such series must satisfy that the subsequence is very sparse, and that the support of the related distribution is quite large.
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