The chi functions in generalized summability

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Authors F. C. Leary

Publication date 1990

Published in Real Analysis Exchange (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

chi functionalconservative transformationsscalar summability

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Matrix methods for summability (40C05) Summability in abstract structures (40J05)

Review text

In a 1971 paper, Baric defined a generalized summability analogue to the chi functional of scalar summability. His definition, valid for conservative matrices, is extended to arbitrary conservative transformations. Additionally, analogues to the functionals \(\chi_ n\) are also defined. If certain precautions are taken, the new functions \(\chi\) and \(\chi_ n\) share many of the properties of their classical counterparts and these properties are used to extend several classical results to the general setting. A necessary and sufficient condition for a conservative matrix to have a matrix inverse is obtained.

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