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Sequences, series, summability Multiple series and sequences Concept

Pringsheim convergence

Summary

Pringsheim convergence is the usual notion of convergence for a double sequence (am,n)(a_{m,n}). The double sequence converges to LL when am,na_{m,n} is close to LL as soon as both indices mm and nn are large. It is the basis for the theory of double series and for comparing double limits with iterated limits.

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