Deferred Riesz statistical convergence via power series method (Q6944713)

Statistical convergence which is an extension of ordinary convergence has been introduced by Zygmund and has been studied by many mathematicians with different aims since it has numerous applications in measure theory, summability theory, probability theory and functional analysis. In this paper, the authors have introduced deferred Riesz statistical convergence and strong deferred Riesz summability for sequences of real numbers. They have shown that strong deferred Riesz summability implies deferred Riesz statistical convergence and they have provided a counter example for the converse. They have also defined the concepts of deferred Riesz statistical convergence based on a power series and deferred Riesz statistical convergence via an unbounded modulus function \(h\). The relationship between these concepts have been presented. Furthermore, Korovkin-type approximation theorems have been obtained with the use of these concepts of convergences and rate of these approximations have been examined.