On the limits of real-valued functions in sets involving -density, and applications
Abstract
We prove new results on upper and lower limits of real-valued functions by means of -densities introduced by P. D. Barry in 1962. This allows us to improve several existing results on the growth of non-decreasing and unbounded real-valued functions in sets of positive density. The -densities are also used to introduce a new concept of a limit for real-valued functions. The results in this paper are of interest in real analysis as well as in the theory of meromorphic functions.
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