On the convergence properties of basic series representing Clifford valued functions.
Outline. In this paper I discuss some quantitative aspects related to power bounded operators T and to the decay of . For background I refer to two recent surveys J. Zemánek [1994], C. J. K. Batty [1994]. Here I try to complement these two surveys in two different directions. First, if the decay of is as fast as O(1/n) then quite strong conclusions can be made. The situation can be thought of as a discrete version of analytic semigroups; I try to motivate this in Section 1 by demonstrating the...
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