
doi: 10.1007/bf02572404
Together with general power series methods \((P)\) generated by positive sequences \((p_ n)\) the general Nörlund transforms \((N,p^{*\alpha},p)\), \(\alpha \in \mathbb{N}\) are considered. Here \[ p^{*1}_ n=p_ n,\;p_ n^{*(\alpha+1)}=\sum^ n_{k=0} p^{*\alpha}_{n-k} p_ k \] and we say for a sequence \((s_ n)\), that \(s_ n \to s(N,p^{*\alpha},p)\), if \[ {1 \over p^{*(\alpha+1)}_ n} \sum^ n_{k=0} p^{*\alpha}_{n-k} p_ ks_ k \to s,\;(n \to \infty). \] These methods generalize the well known pairs Cesàro-Abel and Euler-Borel. The inclusions \((N,p^{*\alpha},p) \subseteq (N,p^{*\beta},p) \subseteq (P)\), \(\alpha \leq \beta\), \(\alpha,\beta \in \mathbb{N}\) are established, as well as the tauberian implication under the condition \(s_ n={\mathbf O} (1)\). Furthermore Cesàro convergence with speed is related to \((N,p^{*\alpha},p)\)-convergence generalizing the well known Cesàro to Euler case.
Abel, Borel and power series methods, 510.mathematics, power series methods, Cesàro, Euler, Nörlund and Hausdorff methods, Tauberian theorems, general Nörlund transforms, Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Cesàro convergence, Article, tauberian implication
Abel, Borel and power series methods, 510.mathematics, power series methods, Cesàro, Euler, Nörlund and Hausdorff methods, Tauberian theorems, general Nörlund transforms, Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Cesàro convergence, Article, tauberian implication
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