On statistical convergence with respect to power series methods (Q2672044)

The main concern of summability theory is to assign a limit to a sequence especially when the ordinary limit fails. This leads us to summability methods. In this direction, statistical convergence, \(A\)-statistical convergence, statistical convergence with respect to a power series method have been defined and well studied. In this paper, by revising the definition of \(P\)-uniform integrability, the authors establish a relationship between \(P\)-strong, \(P\)-statistical convergences and \(P\)-uniform integrability where \(P\) represents a power series method. It is also shown that the space of all \(P\)-statistically convergent sequences cannot be endowed with a locally convex \(FK\)-topology whenever the power series method has a summability function. Furthermore, the authors introduce the concept of \(P\)-statistical convergence in a Hausdorff space and examine the relationship between these concepts and weak convergence of Baire measures. It is worth mentioning that the weak topology in the terminology of probability theory is actually the weak\(^*\)-topology in the terminology of functional analysis.