
handle: 11772/18958
Summary: In this paper, we define \(g\)-convergence and \(g\)-Cauchy of double sequences in \(g\) metric spaces. Also we prove that \(g\)-limit is unique and every \(g\)-convergent double sequence is a \(g\)-Cauchy sequence. Additionally \(g\)-statistical convergence of double sequences is introduced and the theorem giving the relationship between statistical convergence and strongly Cesàro summability in a \(g\)-metric space is demonstrated. Further, we put forward the notations of \(g\) lacunary statistical convergence and \(g\)-strongly lacunary convergence of double sequences and we also present some inclusion theorems.
double sequence, Statistical Convergence, strongly Cesàro summability, Double Sequence, statistical convergence, Summability in abstract structures, Strongly Cesàro Summability, Multiple sequences and series, G-Metric Spaces, \(g\)-metric spaces, Ideal and statistical convergence
double sequence, Statistical Convergence, strongly Cesàro summability, Double Sequence, statistical convergence, Summability in abstract structures, Strongly Cesàro Summability, Multiple sequences and series, G-Metric Spaces, \(g\)-metric spaces, Ideal and statistical convergence
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