Abstract
This paper studies linear discrete summation equations, defined in terms of infinite matrices. Sufficient conditions are given for such equations to have solutions converging to a (finite) limit. Reliance is made on results from the theory of summability methods, including the Kojima–Schur theorem. An application is given to a discrete summation equation arising in time series.
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