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          Volume 7, Issue 3, Article 101 | 
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             The Dual Spaces of the  Sets of Difference Sequences of Order $m$
 
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          Authors:  | 
          C.A. Bektas, Mikhail Et,  | 
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          Difference sequences, $alpha -$, $beta -$ and $gamma -$duals. | 
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          Date Received: 
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          16/12/05 | 
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          Date Accepted: 
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          07/01/06 | 
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             40C05, 46A45. 
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          Editors:  | 
          Alexander G. Babenko,   | 
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          Abstract: | 
           
              The idea of difference sequence spaces was introduced by Kizmaz [5] and the concept was generalized by Et and Çolak [3]. Let   be a bounded sequence of positive real numbers and   be any fixed sequence of non-zero complex numbers. If   is any sequence of complex numbers we write    for the sequence of the   -th order differences of   and    for any set   of sequences. In this paper we determine the   -,   - and   - duals of the sets    which are defined by Et et al. [2] for   ,   and   This study generalizes results of Malkowsky [9] in special cases. 
             
          
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