Exercises
[0D0]Prerequisites:[0CX],[0CS].Let again \(a_{n,m}\) be a real valued sequence with two indices \(n,mββ\); suppose that, for every \(n\), the limit \(\lim _{mβ β} a_{n,m}=b_ n\) exists, is finite and is uniform in \(n\); suppose that the limit \(\lim _ n b_ n\) exists and is finite. Can it be concluded that the limits \(\lim _{nβ β}a_{n,m}\) exist for each fixed \(m\)? Can we write an equality as in eqn.Β [(7.3)] in which, however, on the RHS we use the upper or lower limits of \(a_{n,m}\) for \(nβ β\), instead of the limits \(\lim _{nβ β}a_{n,m}\)?
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