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  1. January 23rd 2010, 11:05 AM #1
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    How to pronounce "Cesāro"?

    That is, the name in "Cesāro summability". Thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by zzzhhh View Post
    That is, the name in "Cesāro summability". Thanks!
    Check this out. I often want to know how to pronouce names, so I go here...

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