Abstract

The concept of $$\alpha \beta $$ -statistical convergence was introduced and studied by Aktuğlu (Korovkin type approximation theorems proved via $$\alpha \beta $$ -statistical convergence, J Comput Appl Math 259:174–181, 2014). In this work, we generalize the concept of $$\alpha \beta $$ -statistical convergence and introduce the concept of weighted $$\alpha \beta $$ -statistical convergence of order $$\gamma $$ , weighted $$\alpha \beta $$ -summability of order $$\gamma $$ , and strongly weighted $$\alpha \beta $$ -summable sequences of order $$\gamma $$ . We also establish some inclusion relation, and some related results for these new summability methods. Furthermore, we prove Korovkin type approximation theorems through weighted $$\alpha \beta $$ -statistical convergence and apply the classical Bernstein operator to construct an example in support of our result.

Highlights

  • Let K be a subset of N, the set of natural numbers and Kn = {k ≤ n : k ∈ K }

  • In this paper generalizing above idea, we define the weighted αβ-statistical convergence of order γ, the weighted αβ-summability of order γ and the weighted αβsummability

  • The set of all weighted αβ-summable of order γ and weighted αβ-summable sequences will be denoted

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Summary

The weighted αβ-summability

Definition 2.1 (a) A sequence x = (xk) is said to be strongly weighted αβ-summable of order γ to a number if lim n→∞. The set of all weighted αβ-summable of order γ and weighted αβ-summable sequences will be denoted This definition includes the following special cases:. (i) If γ = 1, α(n) = 0 and β(n) = n, weighted αβ-summable is reduced to weighted mean summable, and [N αβ , s] summable sequences are reduced to (N , pn) summable sequences introduced in [8,14]. If a sequence x = (xk) is strongly weighted (αβ)-summable it is weighted αβ-statistically convergent of order γ to of , order γ that is [.

Application to Korovkin type approximation
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Rate of weighted αβ-statistically convergent of order γ
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