5. Spaces

In this section, we study spaces of sequences characterized by a summability property. In elementary terms, these spaces provide discrete archetypes of spaces that integration theory requires us to consider in a more general framework.

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Let p be a real number greater than or equal to 1. The set $l^{p} (I, E)$ is that of sequences u indexed by $I$ ...

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