Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 November 2018
1. Introduction. An unrestricted section of a sequence x is any sequence of the form Σk∈Fxkδk, where F is some finite subset of the natural numbers. The notion of boundedness of the set of unrestricted sections of a sequence in a K-space was studied in [10], and called unconditional section boundedness (UAB). It was shown in [10] (Theorem 7) that the class of FK-spaces in which every element has UAB consists of those FK-spaces that are invariant under coordinatewise multiplication by the convergent sequences.