A new result on weighted arithmetic mean summability factors of infinite series involving almost increasing sequences
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Summary: In this paper, a known theorem dealing with weighted mean summability methods of non-decreasing sequences has been generalized for \(|A, p_n;\delta|_k\) summability factors of almost increasing sequences. Also, some new results have been obtained concerning \(|\overline{N},p_n|_k\), \(|\overline{N},p_n;\delta|_k\) and \(|C,1;\delta|_k\) summability factors.
- Ahi Evran University Turkey
- Ankara University Turkey
- Maltepe University Turkey
Convergence factors and summability factors, Riesz mean, Almost increasing sequences, infinite series, Absolute and strong summability, Riesz mean;absolute summability;infinite series, Special methods of summability, Inequalities for sums, series and integrals, absolute summability, Infinite series, Absolute summability, Summability
Convergence factors and summability factors, Riesz mean, Almost increasing sequences, infinite series, Absolute and strong summability, Riesz mean;absolute summability;infinite series, Special methods of summability, Inequalities for sums, series and integrals, absolute summability, Infinite series, Absolute summability, Summability
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