On SLλ(I)-asymptotically statistical equivalent sequences

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Authors: Gümüş, Hafize; Savaş, Ekrem;

doi: 10.1063/1.4756297

handle: 11467/3884

On SLλ(I)-asymptotically statistical equivalent sequences

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Abstract

This paper presents the notion of SLλ(I)-asymptotically statistical equivalence which is a natural combination of asymptotic I-equivalence and λ-statistical equivalence. We find its relation to I-asymptotically statistical convergence, strong λI-asymptotically equivalence and strong Cesaro I-asymptotically equivalence.

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Keywords

asymptotically ?-statistical equivalent sequences, ?-statistical convergence, I -convergence

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