Stability criterion for convolution-dominated infinite matrices
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Abstract: Let be the space of all -summable sequences on . An infinite matrix is said to have -stability if it is bounded and has bounded inverse on . In this paper, a practical criterion is established for the -stability of convolution-dominated infinite matrices.
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