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Generalized limit (liminfxn​≤L(x)≤limsupxn​)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Area of mathematics Analysis Functional analysis Normed vector space Banach space l-infinity sequence space
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A generalized limit on real bounded sequences is a positive linear functional of operator norm one that extends the ordinary limit of a sequence. Such a functional can be chosen by the Hahn-Banach theorem: extend the limit on the convergent sequence space while dominating it by the sublinear functional p(x)=limsupn​xn​. Applying the same domination to −x gives the displayed lower bound. A Banach limit additionally has invariance under the left shift on bounded sequences.

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  • Cesàro construction of a Banach limit
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