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Lacunary statistical convergence of double sequences
In 1978 Freedman, Sember, and Raphael presented a definition for
lacunary refinement as follows: is called a
lacunary refinement of the lacunary sequence
if . They use this definition
to present one side inclusion theorem with respect to the refined
and non refined sequence. In 2000 Li presented the other side of
the inclusion. In this paper we shall present a multidimensional
analogue to the notion of refinement of lacunary sequences and use
this definition to present both sides of the above inclusion
theorem. In addition, we shall also present a notion of double
lacunary statistically Cauchy and use this definition to establish
that it is equivalent to the -P-convergence
Some E-J Generalized Hausdorff Matrices Not of Type
We show that there exists a regular E-J generalized
Hausdorff matrix which has no zero elements on the main diagonal
and which is not of type and establish several other related theorems
Scalable VLSI design for fast GF (p) montgomery inverse computation
This paper accelerates a scalable GF(p) Montgomery inversion hardware. The hardware is made of two parts a memory and a computing unit. We modified the original memory unit to include parallel shifting of all bits which was a task handled by the computing unit. The new hardware modeling, simulating, and synthesizing is performed through VHDL for several 160-bits designs showing interesting speedup to the inverse computation.British council in Saudi Arabia, KFUPM, Electrical & Computer Engineering Department of Brunel University in Uxbridg
A sequence spaces in 2 normed space defined by ideal convergence and an Orlicz function
We study some new A-sequence spaces using ideal convergence and an Orlicz function in 2-normed space and we give some relations related to these sequence spaces
Foramen Scapulae Osseum
We determined that anomaly of foramen scapula osseum on a skeleton of left scapula which has been in Department of Anatomy in Medical Faculty of Dicle University. Incisura scapulae, just medial to the basis of the coracoid process, we observed that the superior transverse scapular ligament ossifies, resulting in a complete osseous passage which is named foramen scapula osseum. A very narrow scapular foramen can produce a complete peripheral compression syndrome of the suprascapular nerve (paresis of supraspinatus and infraspinatus muscles). That variation may an important role for determining in paresis of suprascapular nerve
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