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2nd Croatian Mathematical Congress
June 15-17, 2000
Croatian Mathematical Society and Dept. of Math., Univ. of Zagreb
Zagreb, Croatia

Organizers
Hrvoje Sikic (president), Pavle Pandzic (secretary)

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Speed of Convergence of Classes of Sequences
by
Harry I. Miller
Department of Mathematics, University of Sarajevo and Univ. of TN - Chattanooga



It is elementary that given any convergent sequence there is another convergent sequence that converges more slowly than the given sequence. M. Bajraktarevic and H. Miller have written a series of articles on "rates of convergence". The current work, joint with J. Fridy and C. Orhan, involves statistical convergence.

A typical result: Necessary and sufficient conditions are given for there to exist a null sequence z that ``converges statistically slower'' than each null sequence x in a given class of null sequences.

Date received: April 21, 2000

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