
doi: 10.3390/math11041042
handle: 10498/32437
In earlier works, F. León and coworkers discovered a remarkable structure between statistical convergence and strong Cesàro convergence, modulated by a function f (called a modulus function). Such nice structure pivots around the notion of compatible modulus function. In this paper, we will explore such a structure in the framework of lacunary statistical convergence for double sequences and discover that such structure remains true for lacunary compatible modulus functions. Thus, we continue the work of Hacer Şenül, Mikail Et and Yavuz Altin, and we fully solve some questions posed by them.
lacunary convergence, modulus function, QA1-939, statistical convergence, strong Cesàro convergence, Mathematics, double sequences
lacunary convergence, modulus function, QA1-939, statistical convergence, strong Cesàro convergence, Mathematics, double sequences
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