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Es handelt sich um die Frage, wann \\(P\\) konvergent oder \\(C\\)-summierbar ist. Bekannt war: Wenn \\(p>1\\) und \\(q=\\topsmash {\\dfrac {p}{p-1}}\\), und wenn \\(f\\) und \\(g\\) zu den Klassen \\(L^p\\) bezw. \\(L^q\\) geh\u00f6ren, so ist \\(P\\) gleichm\u00e4\u00dfig f\u00fcr alle \\(\\vartheta \\) konvergent.  In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird der Fall \\(p<1\\) untersucht, in welchem an die Stelle der Klasse \\(L^q\\) sinngem\u00e4\u00df\\ die Klasse Lip\\((\\frac {1}{p}-1)\\) zu treten hat.  Eine Funktion \\(g(z)\\) geh\u00f6rt zur Klasse Lip\\(k\\), falls  \\[ | g(z')-g(z)| \\leqq C| z'-z| ^k, \\]  und zur Klasse Lip\\((k,p)\\), falls  \\[ \\frac {1}{2\\pi }\\int \\limits _{-\\pi }^{+\\pi } | g(re^{i\\vartheta +ih})-g(re^{i\\vartheta -ih})| ^p d\\vartheta \\leqq C| h| ^{pk} \\]  ist, und falls dabei \\(C\\) unabh\u00e4ngig von \\(z',z\\) bzw. von \\(r\\) ist.  Dann gelten die S\u00e4tze:  I. Wenn (1) \\(0<k\\leqq 1,pk\\geqq 1\\), (2) \\(f\\) in \\(L^{\\mu }\\) mit \\(\\mu =\\topsmash {\\dfrac {p}{p+pk-1}}\\), (3) \\(g\\) in Lip\\((k,p)\\), so ist \\(P\\) gleichm\u00e4\u00dfig \\(C_{\\alpha }\\)-summierbar f\u00fcr jedes \\(\\alpha >-\\frac {1}{p}\\).  II. Wenn (1) \\(0<k\\leqq 1\\), (2) \\(f\\) in \\(L^{\\mu }\\) mit \\(\\mu =\\topsmash {\\dfrac {1}{k+1}}\\), (3) \\(g\\) in Lip\\(k\\), so ist \\(P\\) hleichm\u00e4\u00dfig \\(C_{\\delta }\\)-summierbar f\u00fcr jedes \\(\\delta >0\\).  III. Wenn bei I \\(p\\leqq 2\\) ist, so ist \\(P\\) absolut konvergent.  In der zus\u00e4tzlichen Note wird gezeigt, da\u00df\\ II f\u00fcr \\(\\delta =0\\) nicht mehr richtig ist.  Zum Beweise werden einige auch an sich interessante S\u00e4tze \u00fcber Reihen mit positiven Gliedern entwickelt; von diesen sei genannt:  IV. 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