Infinite series.
Verf. legt hier eine Darstellung der Theorie der unendlichen Reihen vor, die in knapper, präziser und klarer Form in alle Disziplinen dieser Theorie einführt. Besonders ausführlich ist das der Summationstheorie gewidmete Kapitel gestaltet. Am Schluß jedes Kapitels werden Aufgaben gestellt; im ganzen enthält das Buch 354 Aufgaben. Über den Inhalt des Buches unterrichtet das Inhaltsverzeichnis:\ \ I. The number system: \ \ \S 1. \ \ \S 2. The irrational numbers. \ \ \S 3. The complex numbers. \ \ II. Sequences: \ \ \S 1. Sequences and series. \ \ \S 2. Fundamental theorems on sequences. \ \ III. Convergent and divergent series: \ \ \S 1. Definitions. \ \ \S 2. Some general theorems on series. \ \ IV. Series whose terms are positive. \ \ \(V\). Series some of whose terms are positive and some negative. \ \ VI. Series whose terms are complex. \ \ VII. Transformations of series and operations with series: \ \ \S 1. Series formed from a given series. \ \ \S 2. Multiplication of series. \ \ \S 3. Termwise multiplication of series. \ \ VIII. Multiple series: \ \ \S 1. Double sequences and series. \ \ \S 2. Higher-dimensional series. \ \ IX. Uniform convergence: \ \ \S 1. Definitions and necessary and sufficient conditions. \ \ \S 2. Simpler theorems. \ \ \S 3. Continuity, \&c. \ \ \S 4. Uniform convergence of series in several variables. \ \ \S 5. Relativo uniform convergence. \ \ X. Continuity and integrability. Quasi-, sub-, and infra-uniform convergence: \ \ \S 1. Quasi-uniform convergence. \ \ \S 2. Necessary and sufficient condition for continuity. \ \ \S 3. Sub-uniform convergence. \ \ \S 4. Infra-uniform convergence. \ \ XI. Power series: \ \ \S 1. Fundamental theorems. \ \ \S 2. Dominant functions. \ \ \S 3. Substitution of one power series in another. \ \ \S 4. Uniform convergence of power series. \ \ \S 5. Inversion of power series. \ \ \S 6. Power series in several variables.\ \ XII. Dirichlet series: \ \ \S 1. Convergence theorems. \ \ \S 2. Superior limits. \ \ \S 3. Values of the abscissas of convergence. \ \ \S 4. Uniqueness theorems. \ \ XIII. Binomial coefficient series. \ \ XIV. Factorial series. \ \ XV. Generalized factorial series. \ \ XVI. Fourier series: \ \ \S 1. Definition. \ \ \S 2. Fundamental theorems. \ \ \S 3. Uniform convergence of Fourier series. \ \ \S 4. Differentiation and integration of Fourier series. \ \ \S 6. Uniqueness theorem. \ \ \S 6. The Fourier constants. \ \ XVII. Summation of divergent series: \ \ \S 1. General discussion. \ \ \S 2. The Hölder and Cesàro definitions. \ \ \S 3. Summation by the Hölder-Cesàro-method. \ \ \S 1. Multiplication of series. \ \ \S 5. The boundary value condition. \ \ \S 6. Testing particular series. \ \ \S 7. Uniform summability. \ \ \S 8. Fourier series. \ \ \S 9. Borel's first definition. \ \ \S 10. Borel's integral definition. \ \ \S 1. Absolutely summable series. \ \ \S 12. Uniform summability. \ \ \S 13. Power series. \ \ \S 14. Riesz means. \ \ \S 15. Other methods of summation. \ \ \S 16. Further general discussion. \ \ XVIII. Asymptotic series. (IV 3 D.) Besprochungen: L. Bieberbach; Jahresbericht D. M. V. 40 (1932), 12 kursiv. C. N. Moore; Bulletin A. M. S. 38 (1932), 170-171.
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