Description:
Statistical convergence has been explored in numerous contexts such as fuzzy logic theory. Here, the authors approach the subject by approximating a function by linear operators, focusing on situations in which the classical limit is not effective.
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"This is the first monograph in statistical approximation theory and fuzziness, which contains mostly the recent joint works of the authors ... . The book consists of eighteen chapters which are self-contained and include many significant applications. ... A complete list of references and a useful index are presented at the end of the book. This monograph is recommended to graduate students and researchers, in both pure and applied mathematics, specializing in summability and approximation theories." (Cihan Orhan, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2012 k)