Sequences, series, summability Absolute and strong summability Concept
Absolute summability
Summary
Absolute summability is a strengthening of summability by a matrix summability method. A series is absolutely summable by a method when the transformed sequence not only converges but has bounded variation. It plays for summability methods the role that absolute convergence plays for ordinary convergence.
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| MSC | 40F05, 40C05 |
| Changed | 2 November 2026 |
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