Sequences, series, summability Multiple series and sequences Concept
Double sequence
Summary
A double sequence is a family indexed by pairs of natural numbers, like an infinite matrix. It has several notions of limit. There is the joint limit as and both grow, and there are two iterated limits taken one index at a time. These limits can differ, and theorems such as the Moore–Osgood theorem say when they agree. The exact definition is in double sequence.
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