Some sequences supplied by inequalities and their applications
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In order to prove the convergence of Ishikawa and Mann iterations, the convergence of one type of sequences is needed. Our purpose, in this note, is to give a new proof of the convergence for one of them. We also give generalizations for the sequences.
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