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On the Connectedness of Certain sets in Summability Theory
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 November 2018
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This note considers the question of the connectedness of the set of limit points of the A-transforms of a sequence, where A is a conservative Hausdorff, quasi-Hausdorff or Meyer-König- Ramanujan type of matrix. New proofs of some known results, as well as some new results are obtained.
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