Proceedings of the Glasgow Mathematical Association · 1952 · 10 citations · 1 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsDiscrete MathematicsProbability TheoryStochastic ProcessesLimit TheoremsOperator TheoryCesàro SummabilityInfinite Sums
1. Introduction . Given a series we define , by the relations The series Σa n is said to be summable ( C, k ) to the sum s , if as n →∞, and strongly summable ( C, k ), k >0, with index p , to the sum s , or summable [ C; k, p ] to the sum s , if
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