We define a class of functions
Aα for each α > 0. We show that the Fourier transform of every function of Aα exists
and is Lipschitz of order α. We construct examples to show that the converse is not
true in general. However, we show that for a certain class of function k (e.g.,
k ∈ L2) if its Fourier transform k is Lipschitz of order α then k ∈ Aβ for all
β < α.