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Regular matrix methods of summability and real interpolation
Summary: We show that the Banach-Saks property with respect to a regular positive matrix method of summability is inherited by the real interpolation spaces from a space forming the interpolation family and possessing this property. The proof refers to the Galvin-Prikry theorem [\textit{F. Galvin} and \textit{K. Prikry}, J. Symb. Log.
Kryczka, Andrzej, Kurlej, Konrad
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Quasi-Density of Sets, Quasi-Statistical Convergence and the Matrix Summability Method [PDF]
In this paper, we define the quasi-density of subsets of the set of natural numbers and show several of the properties of this density. The quasi-density dp(A) of the set A⊆N is dependent on the sequence p=(pn). Different sequences (pn), for the same set A, will yield new and distinct densities. If the sequence (pn) does not differ from the sequence (n)
Renata Masarova +2 more
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Some New Results on Absolute Summability Factors [PDF]
In this paper, we establish the general summability factor theorems related to generalized absoluteCesàro summability |??, ??, ??|?? and absolute factorable matrix summability |????,????|??methods for ?? ? 1,?? + ??
Hazar Güleç, G. Canan
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Doubly Iterated Matrix Methods of Summability [PDF]
{ Cnk } n The matrix A is said to be regular if every convergent sequence is summable-A to its natural limit; for this the requirements on the aik are the celebrated Silverman-Toeplitz conditions [1, p. 64]. The idea of the present paper derives from the appeal to replace the application of the natural limit in (1) in both instances by summability-A ...
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Approximation of Analytic Functions by Universal Vallee-Poussin Sums on the Chebyshev Polynomials
As it is known, Chebyshev polynomials provide the best uniform approach of a function. They are a special case of Faber polynomials. A. I. Shvay (1973) proved that the Vallee-Poussin sums are the best approach apparatus in comparison with the partial ...
L.K. Dodunova, A.A. Ageikin
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A new factor theorem on absolute matrix summability method*
Abstract In this paper, we have a new matrix generalization with absolute matrix summability factor of an infinite series by using quasi-β-power increasing sequences.
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Generalized Markov Projections and Matrix Summability [PDF]
In [A1] is defined a class of Markov operators on C(X) (X compact T2), called Generalized Averaging Operators (g.a.o.) which yield an easy solution to the following problem: given a fixed Markov operator T, find necessary and sufficient conditions on any
Robert E. Atalla
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The physical dimensions and shape of bacterial cells define the surface area available to acquire nutrients and the volume available for synthesizing proteins and DNA. Here, we use computational systems biology to decode the importance of cell geometry as a major determinant of prokaryotic phenotype, including growth rate and metabolic efficiency. This
Ross P. Carlson +6 more
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On absolute normal double matrix summability methods [PDF]
It is shown that, if T is a row finite nonnegative double summability matrix satisfying certain conditions, then |T|k summability is stronger than |N, pn|k summability, for k 1. As special summability methods T we consider weighted mean and double Cesaro,
Rhoades, B. E., B. E. Rhoades
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Mapping properties of matrix summability methods [PDF]
Conditions on a complex matrix A are given which are necessary and sufficient for A to have the property that if x belongs to the complex linear space generated by the set of all convergent real sequences having nonnegative kth differences, then Ax belongs to the complex linear space generated by the set of all convergent real sequences having ...
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