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Let f be a modulus and (beta geqalpha>0).
Let f be a modulus and let (0 < delta<1).
Let f be a modulus and α be a positive real number.
Let ((M,rho)) be a metric space, f be a modulus and (theta= (k_{r})) be a lacunary sequence.
To show that the strict inclusion may occur, let f be a modulus and consider the sequence (x =(x_{k})) defined by x_{k}= textstylebegin{cases} 1 &mbox{if }k = n^{2}, 0 &mbox{if }k neq n^{2}, end{cases}displaystyle quad n = 1,2,3, ldots.
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Let be a modulus function and the sequence be bounded; then (2.2). and the inclusions are strict.
Proof (a) Let f be a modulus function, and let ε be a positive number.
Let f be a modulus function and α̃ be a positive real number.
Theorem 3.3 Let f be a modulus function and ( X, g ) be a paranormed space.
[10, 25] Let f be a modulus function and let 0 < δ <1.
(b) If the φ-function φ ( u ) and the matrix A are given, and if the modulus function f is bounded, then S θ 0 ( A, φ ) ⊂ N θ 0 ( A, φ, f, p ). Proof (a) Let f be a modulus function and let ε be a positive numbers.
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