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Almost Automorphic Integrals of Almost Automorphic Functions

Bochner has introduced the idea of almost automorphy in various contexts (see for example [1] and [2]). We shall use the following definition: A measurable real valued function f of a real variable will be called almost automorphic if from every given infinite sequence of real numbers we can extract a subsequence {αn} such that (i) exits for every real t but no kind of uniformity of convergence is stipulated; (ii) exits for every t; (iii) for every t.