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A New Class F2 (M, 0, N)L" P)F Of The Double Difference Sequences Of Fuzzy Numbers

Authors: N. Subramanian; C. Murugesan;

A New Class F2 (M, 0, N)L" P)F Of The Double Difference Sequences Of Fuzzy Numbers

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The double difference sequence space I2 (M, of fuzzy numbers for both 1 < p < oo and 0 < p < 1, is introduced. Some general properties of this sequence space are studied. Some inclusion relations involving this sequence space are obtained.

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solid space, Orlicz function, completeness, metric space

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