In this paper, we define 
-convergence and 
-convergence of an infinite product by Cauchy conditions and prove the relation between these two notions.
A note on I-convergence and I*-convergence of an infinite product
İlkhan, Merve, Bașarir, Metin and Kara, Emrah, Evren
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| Author(s) | Bașarir, Metin, İlkhan, Merve, Kara, Emrah Evren |
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