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In this chapter, we define the core of a sequence and prove an improvement of Sherbakhoff’s result, which gives rise to a short and elegant proof of Knopp’s core theorem . We also present some nice properties of the class \((\ell , \ell )\) of infinite matrices.
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Natarajan, P.N. (2017). Core of a Sequence and the Matrix Class \((\ell , \ell )\) . In: Classical Summability Theory. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-4205-8_2
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