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We recall some basic definitions and notations.

Before starting, we quickly review some basic definitions and notations.

In Section 2, we introduce some basic definitions and notations.

First, we present the basic definitions and notations.

Section 2 provides basic definitions and notations, which will be used in the following sections.

Let us begin with some basic definitions and notations that will be needed in this paper.

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Throughout this paper, we adopt basic definitions and notation of monograph [2].

We begin with basic definitions and notation from the nabla calculus that are used in this paper.

Using this representation we prove the analogue of Wiman's formula for (1.1) on [ t 0, ∞ ) T, which is given by N ( t 0, t ) ∼ 1 π ∫ t 0 t lim q ↘ μ ( s ) tan − 1 ( q w − 2 ( s ) ) Δ s q, t → ∞. (1.4). First we recall some basic definitions and notation used in time scale analysis (see [2, 3]).

We follow the basic definitions and notation from Bansal et al. (2012).

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