limit summability of ultra exponential functions
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in [1] we uniquely introduced ultra exponential functions (uxpa) and de nednext step of the serial binary operations: addition, multiplication and power.also, we exhibited the topic of limit summability of real functions in [2,3]. inthis paper, we study limit summability of the ultra exponential functions andprove some of their properties. finally, we pose an unsolved problem aboutthem.
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نظریه تقریب و کاربرد های آنجلد ۸، شماره ۱، صفحات ۱۵-۲۱
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