Concetti Chiave
This article introduces a novel class of positive linear operators involving the Wright function and establishes their properties, including moments, convergence rates, and statistical convergence.
Sintesi
The content presents the following key highlights and insights:
The authors introduce a new class of positive linear operators called "Wright operators" that involve the Wright function, a special function named after the British mathematician E. M. Wright.
The properties of these Wright operators are analyzed, including the computation of their moments and central moments up to the fourth order.
The rate of convergence of the Wright operators is established using the classical modulus of continuity. It is shown that the Wright operators map the space E into itself.
The statistical convergence of the Wright operators is investigated, and a Korovkin-type theorem for A-statistical convergence is proved.
The authors also establish a statistical Voronovskaya-type theorem for the Wright operators and study their λγ-statistical convergence.
Extensions of the Wright operators, such as integral modifications involving the gamma function and generalized gamma function, as well as Kantorovich-type and Durrmeyer-type operators, are briefly discussed for potential applications in Lp-space approximation.
Overall, the article presents a comprehensive analysis of the newly introduced Wright operators, covering their properties, convergence rates, and statistical convergence behavior, which contributes to the field of approximation theory and the study of special functions.
Statistiche
W(β)_n(1; x) = 1
|W(β)_n(t; x) - x| ≤ x
|W(β)_n(t^2; x) - x^2| ≤ x/(nβ)
|W(β)_n(t^3; x) - x^3| ≤ 3x^2/(nβ(β+1)) + x/(n^2β)
|W(β)_n(t^4; x) - x^4| ≤ 6x^3/(nβ(β+1)(β+2)) + 7x^2/(n^2β(β+1)) + x/(n^3β)