Abstract
Let X ¯ = { X ¯ n : n ∈ N } be a sequence of 2 -Banach spaces, where X denotes an arbitrary 2 -Banach space, and let { T n } be a sequence of linear operators T n : X → X ¯ . First, a relationship is constructed between X ¯ n and X by means of T n and next the notion of statistical T -convergence is introduced. Hence, a statistical approximation theory is constructed between the elements of X ¯ n and X . Then, the properties of this statistical approximation theory are examined. On the other hand, the necessary and sufficient conditions for statistical T -convergence of the elements of X ¯ n to an element of X are investigated, and the methods of the determination of the statistical convergence velocity are examined. Finally, we define the statistical approximation and statistical stability conditions of linear operators, and give an application of our results.
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