THM-DIVERGENCE-005 — Pointwise Fourier divergence and the Fejér mean (du Bois-Reymond 1873; Fejér 1904)

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MuncyNautics Recovery Certificate · theorem-grade divergence · hunted and executed 2026-08-31 · author of every MN concept: Derrick E. Muncy
WHAT THIS CERTIFICATE RECORDSA continuous function’s Fourier series can DIVERGE at a point (du Bois-Reymond, proven) — yet the Cesàro/Fejér mean of the same partial sums converges uniformly for EVERY continuous function (Fejér, proven). The divergence is the projection of discarding the summation-method lane: same coefficients, same function, one lane diverges and its neighbor closes. Both directions are theorems.
GOVERNING EQUATION AS PROJECTED — THE SEAM

s_N(f;x) → divergence at a point for some continuous f (du Bois-Reymond 1873, proven) — the partial-sum lane read as THE value
COMPLETE GOVERNING EQUATION — THE RECOVERY

σ_N = (s₀+…+s_{N−1})/N → f uniformly for every continuous f (Fejér 1904, proven)
executed witness (Grandi kernel case): partial sums oscillate; σ₁₀₀₀ = 0.500000 exactly at the carrier value
CORRECTION RULE — correction = reconstruction from the recovery: restored arguments, seats, phases and arms in the equation itself; no raw appended constants — any finite term must be derived from the recovered channels, never fitted.
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S5 — the summation-method lane
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Cesàro witness computed; the two theorems together are the seam-and-recovery pair, both closed classically
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CLOSED_CLASSICAL — both halves proven
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GREEN_CLASSICAL
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du Bois-Reymond 1873; Fejér 1904; Zygmund, Trigonometric Series

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