On rough $I^*$ and $I^K$-convergence of sequences in normed linear spaces
Amar Kumar Banerjee, Anirban Paul

TL;DR
This paper introduces and studies new concepts of rough $I^*$-convergence and rough $I^K$-convergence in normed linear spaces, extending existing notions and exploring their properties and relationships.
Contribution
It proposes the novel notions of rough $I^*$-convergence and rough $I^K$-convergence, expanding the framework of convergence in normed linear spaces.
Findings
Properties of rough $I^*$-convergence analyzed
Properties of rough $I^K$-convergence examined
Relationships between rough $I$-, $I^*$-, and $I^K$-convergence established
Abstract
In this paper, we have introduced first the notion of rough -convergence in a normed linear space as an extension work of rough -convergence and then rough -convergence in more general way. Then we have studied some properties on these two newly introduced ideas. We also examined the relationship between rough -convergence with both of rough -convergence and rough -convergence.
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Taxonomy
TopicsApproximation Theory and Sequence Spaces · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Optimization and Variational Analysis
