For random Bernoulli convolutions, the Fourier transform is in L^1 almost surely whenever λ_g > 2/π, giving absolute continuity and non-empty interior; polynomial Fourier decay holds for every λ_g.
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On the Fourier transform of random Bernoulli convolutions
For random Bernoulli convolutions, the Fourier transform is in L^1 almost surely whenever λ_g > 2/π, giving absolute continuity and non-empty interior; polynomial Fourier decay holds for every λ_g.