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Convergence in density of a sequence

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A sequence an​ converges in density to a when, for every ε>0,
N1​∣{1≤n≤N:∣an​−a∣≥ε}∣⟶0.
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Cesaro convergence of a sequence

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Convergence in density of a sequence
A sequence an​ converges in the Cesaro sense to a when N−1∑n=1N​an​→a. For bounded sequences, convergence in density to a is equivalent to Cesaro convergence of ∣an​−a∣ to zero.

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