An Introduction to Summability Methods

U. K. Misra ()
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U. K. Misra: National Institute of Science and Technology

A chapter in Current Topics in Summability Theory and Applications, 2016, pp 1-27 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This chapter contains four sections. First section is introductory in which a brief description of the development of the subject is presented. In the second section, the basic technique of the summability method has been discussed. As the summability methods are considered to be derived from two general processes, in section three the two summability processes and their characterizations have been presented. Section four is devoted to different methods of summabilties which are derived from the two basic processes and their properties have been discussed. The summability methods such as matrix summability, Cesàro summability, Hölder summability, Harmonic summability, Generalized Cesàro summability, Riesz’s typical means summability, Nörlund summability, Riesz’s summability, generalized Nörlund summability, indexed summability, Abel summability, Euler summability, Borel summability, Hausdorff summability, and Banach summability methods have been discussed in sequel.

Keywords: Infinite series; Sequence; Summability methods; Absolute summability; Indexed summability (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-0913-6_1

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