\( \mathcal{I} \)-statistical convergence of complex uncertain sequences in measure (Q6970987)

In the existing literature, convergence of sequences is significant and plays pivotal role in many areas of mathematics. Besides this, there are different kinds of uncertainty in the real world and it makes sense to examine the behavior of this uncertainty. Therefore, many concepts of ordinary calculus have been considered from this perspective.\N\NIn the present paper, the concepts of \(I\)-statistical convergence and \(I\)-statistical Cauchy in measure of complex uncertain sequences have been introduced in the uncertainty space \((\mathtt{Y},P, \chi)\) where \(P\) is an \(\sigma\)-algebra on a non-empty set, \(\chi\) is a set function on \(\mathtt{Y}\) with some conditions satisfied and \(I\) is an admissible ideal. The fundamental properties of these concepts and the relations between them have also been obtained. Furthermore, such examples have been provided in order to illustrate that the converse cases do not hold in general.