The Tauberian theorems for the slowly variating with residual functions and their applications
Journal Title: Проблемы анализа-Issues of Analysis - Year 2012, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
В статье доказываются две тауберовых теоремы для преобразования Лапласа медленно меняющихся с остатком функций и рассматриваются их приложения к суммам значений неотрицательных мультипликативных функций, связанных с проблемой Вирзинга, поставленной им в 1967 г. в работе [1].
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B. M. Shirokov
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- DOI 10.15393/j3.art.2012.1723
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