Abstract
The notion of binomial density dates back to Euler who used a roughly equivalent method to sum divergent series. In this work, the view taken in these applications, emphasizing summability of sequences, abelian-tauberian theorems and probabilistic aspects. We illustrate the concept of binomial density by examples of application stemming from the number theory. Some probabilistic number applications are established.
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