On \(\Lambda^2\)-strong convergence of numerical sequences and Fourier series (Q2250840): Difference between revisions

The structure and approaches from \textit{F. Móricz}'s paper [Acta Math. Hung. 54, No. 3--4, 319--327 (1989; Zbl 0708.42004)] are transferred to the so-called \(\Lambda^2\)-strong convergence rather than to the \(\Lambda\)-strong convergence in [Móricz, loc. cit.]. What makes a difference is that the defining sequence \(\Lambda\) is taken not only nondecreasing as in [Móricz, loc. cit.] but also convex. Correspondingly, some of the proofs need more efforts and sometimes examples are given to show that the obtained results are applicable to a wider range of objects. Open problems posed in [Móricz, loc. cit.] as well as those possible similar related to the \(\Lambda^2\)-strong convergence are not discussed at all.