Statistical rates of convergence
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The authors introduce notions of statistical faster (or slower) convergence, statistical convergence at completely incomparable rates, as well as statistical convergence at the same rate. Extending earlier results, they obtain conditions on a collection \(A\) of null sequences that characterize the existing of nonvanishing null sequences that converge e.g. statistically faster than each sequence in \(A\). Similar results are given to the other two notions introduced.
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