Hi,
Given C>0. Let $f,g,h$ be $L^2$ functions such that $f,g,h$ have a compact and finite-measure support, and $f*f(x)=g*g(x)=h*h(x)=f*g(x)=g*h(x)=f*h(x)=0$ (where $*$ is the convolution) for all $|x| > C$.
Does that imply $f(x)=g(x)=h(x)=0$ for all $x$? What is I won't require $f*f=g*g=h*h=0$? What if we had two functions $f,g$ instead of three $f,g,h$, and $f*f(x)=g*g(x)=f*g(x)=0$ for all $|x| > C$? Will it imply they both identically zero everywhere?
If not, please provide (or hint to) a counterexample.