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On Toeplitz sections in sequence spaces

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 October 2008

Martin Buntinas
Affiliation:
Loyola University of Chicago

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The concept of sectional convergence (AK) in FK-spaces was investigated by Zeller in (20). In (5) and (6), Garling investigated convergent and bounded sections in more general topological sequence spaces. Many of the results hold for Toeplitz sections in sequence spaces. A topological sequence space has the property of Toeplitz sectional convergence (TK) if and only if the unit sequences form a Toeplitz basis. In section 3, we present characterizations of Toeplitz sectional boundedness (TB) and functional Toeplitz sectional convergence (FTK) in terms of βT- and γT-duality. In section 4, we apply our results to summability fields. These results are related to the Hardy-Bohr property of multipliers for Cesàro summable sequences of positive order. In section 5, we characterize the properties TK and TB in FK-spaces by factorization statements.

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Research Article
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Copyright © Cambridge Philosophical Society 1975

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