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A new result on the almost increasing sequences

2017
In this paper, we have generalized a known theorem on vertical bar N, p(n)vertical bar(k) summability factors of infinite series to the phi - vertical bar A, p(n)vertical bar(k) summability by using an almost increasing sequence. This new theorem also includes several new results.
KARAKAS, Ali Özgür, ÖZARSLAN, Hikmet
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A new application of quasi-monotone and almost increasing sequences

2011
In this paper, a general theorem dealing with vertical bar C, alpha, gamma, beta, delta vertical bar(k) summability factors has been proved. This theorem also includes several known results.
BOR, Hüseyin, ÖZARSLAN, Hikmet
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Locally Advanced Rectal Adenocarcinoma: Treatment Sequences, Intensification, and Rectal Organ Preservation

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021
Seth I Felder   +2 more
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A new application of generalized almost increasing sequencess

2016
Summary: In the present paper, a general theorem dealing with \(| A, p_n; \delta|_k\) summability factors of infinite series has been proved by using almost increasing sequences. This theorem also includes some known and new results.
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Absolute Matrix Summability via Almost Increasing Sequence

Quaestiones Mathematicae, 2020
Bağdagül Kartal   +1 more
exaly  

An Application of Almost Increasing Sequences

Applied Mathematics Letters, 2011
Huseyin Bor
exaly  

An application of absolute matrix summability using almost increasing and \(\delta\)-quasi-monotone sequences

2019
Summary: In the present paper, absolute matrix summability of infinite series is studied. A~new theorem concerning absolute matrix summability factors, which generalizes a known theorem dealing with absolute Riesz summability factors of infinite series, is proved using almost increasing and \(\delta\)-quasi-monotone sequences.
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