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Summability, Some Sequence, Some Sequence Spaces and Their Matrix Transformations

Suresh Ray, Shailendra Kumar Shrestha

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The most general linear operator to transform from new sequence space into another sequence space is actually given by an infinite matrix. In the present paper we represent some sequence spaces and their matrix transformations and summability.Journal of Advanced Academic Research Vol.1(1) 2014: 29-35

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The most general linear operator to transform from new sequence space into another sequence space is actually given by an infinite matrix. In the present paper we represent some sequence spaces and their matrix transformations and summability.Journal of Advanced Academic Research Vol.1(1) 2014: 29-35

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The most general linear operator to transform from new sequence space into another sequence space is actually given by an infinite matrix. In the present paper we represent some sequence spaces and their matrix transformations and summability.Journal of Advanced Academic Research Vol.1(1) 2014: 29-35

Key concepts: Sequence (biology), Sequence space, Transformation matrix, Matrix (chemical analysis), Space (punctuation), Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Algebra over a field

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