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One cannot hear the winding number

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We construct an example of two continuous maps f and g of the circle to itself with the same absolute value of the Fourier transform but with different winding numbers, answering a question of Brezis.

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Jean Bourgain, Gady Kozma. 2006-12-07. One cannot hear the winding number. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0612192

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