- In mathematics,
Abelian and
Tauberian theorems are
theorems giving conditions for two
methods of
summing divergent series to give the same result, named...
- In
mathematical analysis, Wiener's
tauberian theorem is any of
several related results proved by
Norbert Wiener in 1932. They
provide a
necessary and...
- that are
simpler to infer. Two
tauberian theorems of note are the Hardy–Littlewood
tauberian theorem and the
Wiener tauberian theorem. The
Wiener theorem...
- In mathematics, Littlewood's
Tauberian theorem is a
strengthening of Tauber's
theorem introduced by John
Edensor Littlewood (1911).
Littlewood showed...
- is a
Tauberian theorem,
originally published by
Shikao Ikehara, a
student of
Norbert Wiener's, in 1931. It is a
special case of Wiener's
Tauberian theorems...
- In
mathematical analysis, the Hardy–Littlewood
Tauberian theorem is a
Tauberian theorem relating the
asymptotics of the
partial sums of a
series with the...
- → 0 s F ( s ) . {\textstyle \lim _{s\,\to \,0}{sF(s)}.} Conversely, a
Tauberian final value theorem makes ****umptions
about the frequency-domain behaviour...
- In
mathematical analysis, Haar's
Tauberian theorem named after Alfréd Haar,
relates the
asymptotic behaviour of a
continuous function to
properties of...
-
called "
Tauberian condition", then it is a
convergent series.
Starting from 1913 onward, G. H.
Hardy and J. E.
Littlewood used the term
Tauberian to identify...
-
economics (e.g. on the stock-market). Wiener's
tauberian theorem, a 1932
result of Wiener,
developed Tauberian theorems in
summability theory, on the face...
