Sequences, series, summability General summability methods Concept
Consistency of summability methods
Summary
Two summability methods are consistent when they never give different values to the same series. If a series is summable by both methods, the two values must agree. Consistency is what makes it reasonable to speak of "the" generalized sum of a divergent series. The Mazur–Orlicz theorem gives a condition under which two regular matrix methods are consistent on bounded sequences.
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