Statistical convergence in topological space controlled by modulus function
In this paper, the authors introduce and study the notion of \(f\)-\textit{statistical convergence} in topological spaces, which extends the classical concept of statistical convergence by employing an unbounded modulus function \(f\). This framework acts as a bridge between statistical convergence and ordinary (pointwise) convergence. Several counterexamples are constructed to elucidate the distinctions between various related topological properties. In addition, the paper investigates the concepts of \(s^f\)-\textit{limit points} and \(s^f\)-\textit{cluster points} corresponding to the modulus function \(f\).
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