This paper is a continuation of our paper [21]. We give an analogue of the necessary and sufficient condition for summable set (i.e. the main theorem of [21]) with respect to summable set by a functional L in real Hilbert space. After presenting certain useful lemmas, we prove our main theorem that the summability for an orthonormal infinite set in real Hilbert space is equivalent to its summab...

in this paper, the notion of n, pn - summability to generalize the concept of statisticalconvergence is used. we call this new method weighted statistically convergence. we also establish itsrelationship with statistical convergence, c,1-summability and strong   n n, p -summability.

In this paper we shall discuss the relation of the convergence or (C, 1) summability of a sequence to that of its subsequences. Some analogous questions for subseries have been considered [ö]. Let {sn} be an arbitrary sequence. We can obtain a 1-1 map of its infinite subsequences on the interval 0 < / ^ l as follows. Let /= .a ia 2 a 3 • • • be the infinite dyadic expansion of a point / of the ...

Kurzweil and Henstock presented the notion of Gauge integral, independently. Using their definition Savas Patterson examined relationship between integral Summability theory. Because esoteric both theory, body literature is limited. As such only accessible to theories Pringsheim limits. The goal this paper present a natural multidimensional extension theory via methods. To accomplish we examine...

In this study we introduce the concepts of statistical convergence of order$beta$ and strong $p-$Ces`{a}ro summability of order $beta$ for sequencesof fuzzy numbers. Also, we give some relations between the statisticalconvergence of order $beta$ and strong $p-$Ces`{a}ro summability of order$beta$ and construct some interesting examples.

In this paper‎, ‎following a very recent‎ ‎and new approach‎, ‎we further generalize recently introduced‎ ‎summability methods‎, ‎namely‎, ‎$I$-statistical convergence and‎ ‎$I$-lacunary statistical convergence (which extend the important‎ ‎summability methods‎, ‎statistical convergence and lacunary‎ ‎statistical convergence using ideals of $mathbb{N}$) and‎ ‎introduce the notions of $I$-statis...