Relation To Convolution of Functions
One can also define the Cauchy product of doubly infinite sequences, thought of as functions on . In this case the Cauchy product is not always defined: for instance, the Cauchy product of the constant sequence 1 with itself, is not defined. This doesn't arise for singly infinite sequences, as these have only finite sums.
One has some pairings, for instance the product of a finite sequence with any sequence, and the product . This is related to duality of Lp spaces.
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