A new generalized version of Korovkin-type approximation theorem (Q2670715): Difference between revisions

In statistical convergence, the convergence condition is obtained just for a majority of elements. Therefore it extends the concept of ordinary convergence and it is an effective tool to obtain strong results. Recently, there have been obtained many generalizations of statistical convergence by combining it with ideal, measure and mean. In this paper, the authors introduce \(\mu\)-statistical measurable convergence, ideal \(\mu\)-statistical measurable convergence, \(\mu\)-deferred ideal statistical measurable convergence, \(\mu\)-deferred ideal statistical mean convergence of order \(\alpha\), \(\mu\)-deferred ideal statistical mean convergence in measure of order \(\alpha\), \(\mu\)-deferred statistical Lebesgue measurable convergence under integral. They examine the implications between these concepts of convergences in detail. They also provide examples for the converse parts. At the end, as an application they present Korovkin-type results with the use of these notions.