Infinite Matrices
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Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010003
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Abstract
The book Innite Matrices and Sequence Spaces of Cooke is fundamental for referring to the theory of infinite matrices. So, we introduce the necessary definitions and topics related to infinite matrices in the present chapter.
Normed and Paranormed Sequence Spaces
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Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010015
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In the present chapter, certain normed and paranormed sequence spaces are studied, and the α-,fi β-, γ- and continuous duals of the spaces l∞, c, c0 and lp of all bounded, convergent, null and absolutely p-summable sequences are determined together with some other sequence spaces isomorphic to them. Additionally, a table of the α-,fi β-, γ- duals of certain normed sequence spaces is given.
Matrix Transformations in Sequence Spaces
Page: 33-50 (18)
Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010033
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In this chapter, the matrix transformations in sequence spaces are studied and the characterizations of the classes of Schur, Kojima and Toeplitz matrices together with their versions for the series-to-sequence, sequence-to-series and series-to-series matrix transformations are given.
Matrix Domains in Sequence Spaces
Page: 51-192 (142)
Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010051
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This chapter is devoted to the domains of some particular summability matrices, with a special emphasize on the Cesàro, difference, mth-order difference, Euler, Riesz and weighted mean sequence spaces, and other spaces derived in this way. Also, the Schauder bases of those spaces, their α-,fi β-, γ- duals, and the characterizations of some matrix transformations are given.
Spectrum of Some Particular Limitation Matrices
Page: 193-230 (38)
Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010193
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In this chapter, the spectrum and the fine spectrum of the Cesàro operator C1, the difference operator (1), the generalized difference operator B(r; s) and the operator generated by the triple band matrix B(r; s; t) acting on the sequence spaces c0, c, lp and bvp with respect to Goldberg's classification are determined, where 1 ≤ p < ∞.
Core of a Sequence
Page: 231-276 (46)
Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010231
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In this chapter; the Knopp core, σ-core, I-core and FB-core of a sequence are studied. Also, a short survey for the results related with the core of a sequence is given.
Double Sequences
Page: 277-314 (38)
Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010277
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In this chapter, the fundamental results on double sequences and related topics are given. In particular, the concept of convergence of double series in the Pringsheim's sense is defined, certain spaces of double sequences are introduced, and their α-,fi β-, duals are determined. Additionally, some classes of four dimensional matrices are characterized.
Sequences of Fuzzy Numbers
Page: 315-378 (64)
Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010315
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This chapter is devoted to the sequences of fuzzy numbers. After presenting the fundamental facts concerning convergent sequences of fuzzy numbers, some results on statistical convergence of sequences of fuzzy numbers and related results are given. Also the α-,fi β-, γ- duals of the classical sets l∞(F), c(F), c0(F) and lp(F) of all bounded, convergent, null and absolutely p-summable sequences of fuzzy numbers are determined and the classes (µ(F) : l∞(F)), (c0(F) : c(F)), (c0 F) : c0(F)), (c(F) : c(F); p), (lp(F) : c(F)), (lp(F) : c0(F)) and (l∞F) : c0(F)) of innite matrices of fuzzy numbers are characterized, where µ Ε {l∞, c; c0; lp}. Finally, the quasilinearity of the classical sets of sequences of fuzzy numbers is investigated.
List of Abbreviations and Symbols
Page: 396-399 (4)
Author: Feyzi Basar
DOI: 10.2174/978160805452311201010396
Introduction
The theory of summability has many uses throughout analysis and applied mathematics. Engineers and physicists working with Fourier series or analytic continuation will also find the concepts of summability theory valuable to their research. The concepts of summability have been extended to the sequences of fuzzy numbers and also to the theorems of ergodic theory. This ebook explains various aspects of summability and demonstrates applications in a coherent manner. The content can readily serve as a useful series of lecture notes on the subject. This ebook comprises of 8 chapters starting from classical sequence spaces and covering matrix transformations and fuzzy numbers. An accompanying bibliography with extensive references makes this a valuable source of information for readers interested in summability theory as well as other branches of science.