We introduce the notions of statistical limit, statistical Cesaro summability of strongly measurable fuzzy valued functions and give slowly decreasing-slowly oscillating type Tauberian conditions under which statistical limits and statistical Cesaro summability of fuzzy valued functions imply ordinary limits in fuzzy number space.
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Objective & Hypothesis:We introduce the notions of statistical limit, statistical Cesaro summability of strongly measurable fuzzy valued functions and give slowly decreasing-slowly oscillating type Tauberian conditions under which statistical limits and statistical Cesaro summability of fuzzy valued functions imply ordinary limits in fuzzy number space.
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Key Findings & Data:We introduce the notions of statistical limit, statistical Cesaro summability of strongly measurable fuzzy valued functions and give slowly decreasing-slowly oscillating type Tauberian conditions under which statistical limits and statistical Cesaro summability of fuzzy valued functions imply ordinary limits in fuzzy number space.
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Conclusion & Impact:We introduce the notions of statistical limit, statistical Cesaro summability of strongly measurable fuzzy valued functions and give slowly decreasing-slowly oscillating type Tauberian conditions under which statistical limits and statistical Cesaro summability of fuzzy valued functions imply ordinary limits in fuzzy number space.
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⚙️Variables:fuzzy set theory · statistical limits · Ces\`{a}ro summability
Abstract
We introduce the notions of statistical limit, statistical Cesaro summability of strongly measurable fuzzy valued functions and give slowly decreasing-slowly oscillating type Tauberian conditions under which statistical limits and statistical Cesaro summability of fuzzy valued functions imply ordinary limits in fuzzy number space.
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