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Cesàro sum (L=limN→∞​σN​)

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The finite limit of a sequence of averaged partial sums in the declared Cesàro summation convention, when that limit exists. It can exist when an ordinary sum does not, but every ordinarily convergent series has the same Cesàro sum as its ordinary sum.

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