Levy-Steinitz for countable sets of series
Paul B. Larson

TL;DR
This paper extends the Levy-Steinitz theorem to sequences of countable sequences of real numbers, providing a broader understanding of the possible limits under permutations in the context of pointwise convergence.
Contribution
It generalizes the Levy-Steinitz theorem to countable sequences of sequences, reestablishing a result originally proved by Troyanski.
Findings
Extended Levy-Steinitz characterization to countable sequences
Reproved a theorem of Troyanski in this new context
Broadened understanding of permutation limits in series
Abstract
The Levy-Steinitz theorem characterizes the values that a conditionally convergent sequence in of real numbers can attain under permutations. We extend this analysis to sequences of countable sequences of real numbers, under pointwise convergence, reproving a theorem of Stanimir Troyanski.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Banach Space Theory · Approximation Theory and Sequence Spaces · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
