Ideal convergence versus matrix summability
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- Spaces of intuitionistic fuzzy Nörlund \(I\)-convergent sequences
- Representation of ideal convergence as a union and intersection of matrix summability methods
- A Tauberian theorem for ideal statistical convergence
- Ideal convergence generated by double summability methods
- Topological properties of Jordan intuitionistic fuzzy normed spaces
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- Capacities and Choquet averages of ultrafilters
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- The Josefson-Nissenzweig theorem and filters on
- Extendability to Marczewski-Burstin countably representable ideals
- Regular matrices of unbounded linear operators
- Compactness in spaces of functions of bounded variation from ideal perspective
- Core equality of real sequences
- On maldistributed sequences and meager ideals
- The Nikodym property and filters on
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