In this article, we introduce and study some difference sequence spaces of fuzzy numbers by making use of λ-statistical convergence of order (η, δ + γ) . With the aid of MATLAB software, it appears that the statistical convergence of order (η, δ + γ) is well defined every time when (δ + γ) > η and this convergence fails when (δ + γ) < η. Moreover, we try to set up relations between (Δv, λ)-statistical convergence of order (η, δ + γ) and strongly (Δv, p, λ)-Cesàro summability of order (η, δ + γ) and give some compelling instances to show that the converse of these relations is not valid. In addition to the above results, we also graphically exhibits that if a sequence of fuzzy numbers is bounded and statistically convergent of order (η, δ + γ) in (Δv, λ), then it need not be strongly (Δv, p, λ)-Cesàro summable of order (η, δ + γ).
In this study, we deal with some new vector valued multiplier spaces $S_{G_{h}}(\sum_{k}z_{k})$
S
G
h
(
∑
k
z
k
)
and $S_{wG_{h}}(\sum_{k}z_{k})$
S
w
G
h
(
∑
k
z
k
)
related with $\sum_{k}z_{k}$
∑
k
z
k
in a normed space Y. Further, we obtain the completeness of these spaces via weakly unconditionally Cauchy series in Y and $Y^{*}$
Y
∗
. Moreover, we show that if $\sum_{k}z_{k}$
∑
k
z
k
is unconditionally Cauchy in Y, then the multiplier spaces of $G_{h}$
G
h
-almost convergence and weakly $G_{h}-$
G
h
−
almost convergence are identical. Finally, some applications of the Orlicz–Pettis theorem with the newly formed sequence spaces and unconditionally Cauchy series $\sum_{k}z_{k}$
∑
k
z
k
in Y are given.
In this article, we introduce and study sequence spaces of Cesàro–Nörlund operators of order n associated with a sequence of Orlicz functions.
We obtain some topological properties and Schauder basis
of these sequence spaces. Moreover, we compute the α-, β- and γ-duals and the matrix transformations of these newly formed sequence spaces. Finally, we prove that these sequence spaces are of Banach–Saks type p and have a weak fixed-point property.
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