Asymptotically ... statistical equivalence of double sequences of sets defined by modulus functions

Dündar, Erdinç; Pancaroğlu Akın, Nimet

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Asymptotically ... statistical equivalence of double sequences of sets defined by modulus functions

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 27 Feb 2020 Turkey English Publisher:III. International Congress on Science and Education

Authors: Dündar, Erdinç; Pancaroğlu Akın, Nimet;

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Asymptotically ... statistical equivalence of double sequences of sets defined by modulus functions

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Statistical convergence and ideal convergence of real numbers, which are of great importance in the theory of summability, are studied by many mathematicians. Fast (1951) and Schoenberg (1959), independently, introduced the concept of statistical convergence. Mursaleen and Edely (2003) extended this concept to the double sequences. Recently, the statistical convergence has been extended to ideal convergence of real numbers and some important properties about ideal convergence have been investigated by many mathematicians. ...

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Invariant Convergence, Modulus Function, Statistical Convergence, Double Sequence, Asymptotic Equivalence

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