Sequence Spaces Produced by Absolute Summability Factors
Abstract
Recently, numerous sequence spaces have been defined and studied by variousauthors using matrix domains of special matrices. In the present paper, adoptinga different approach, new sequence spaces are constructed using summabilityfactors of absolute weighted means, and their algebraic and topologicalstructures are analyzed. Additionally, matrix transformations on these spaces are thoroughly examined.
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