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Regular summability method
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Definition
Let be a summability method, where is or . The method is regular if every convergent sequence belongs to and Equivalently, every convergent series is -summable, and its -sum is its ordinary sum.
Remarks
Example: Cesàro summation is regular, because the Cesàro means of a convergent sequence converge to the same limit. Non-example: the method with the convergent sequences and is a summability method, but it is not regular, since it sends the constant sequence to . A method that sums every convergent sequence, but not necessarily to its ordinary limit, is called conservative.
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- Partial sum definition
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| MSC | 40C99, 40D05 |
| Defines | Regular summability method |
| Uses | Summability method, Convergent sequence |
| Changed | 2 November 2026 |
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