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Weighted square roots of a summable sequence

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If an​≥0, ∑an​<∞, and p>1/2, then
∑n​an​​n−p≤(∑n​an​)1/2(∑n​n−2p)1/2<∞.
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The endpoint can fail: an​=1/(n(logn)2) gives the divergent series ∑1/(nlogn).

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