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April 23, 2026Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems0 citations

Rough I -γτ-Statistical Convergence of Order α in Neutrosophic Normed Spaces

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MAMukhtar AhmadMMMohammad MursaleenESEkrem Savaş

Key Points

  • The study aims to explore the structure and properties of rough statistical convergence of order α in neutrosophic normed spaces.
  • Proving monotonicity of rough statistical limit sets relative to the roughness parameter.
  • Establishing properties such as convexity and closure of limit sets.
  • Introducing and characterizing rough cluster points.
  • The family of rough limit sets is monotone and convex under mild assumptions.
  • Rough convergence reduces to classical forms when the parameter is zero, resulting in singleton limit sets.
  • The rough limit set is always neutrosophically closed and convex, ensuring stability under geometrical operations.

Abstract

In this paper, we investigate rough I - γ τ -statistical convergence of order α in neutrosophic normed spaces and establish several fundamental structural properties of the associated limit sets. We first show that the family L j j ≥ 0 of rough statistical limit sets is monotone with respect to the roughness parameter j, and each L j is convex under mild monotonicity assumptions on the neutrosophic components. For j = 0, rough convergence reduces to the classical I - γ τ -statistical convergence of order α, ensuring that the limit set is a singleton. We further demonstrate that the rough limit set is always neutrosophically closed and neutrosophically convex, highlighting its stability under both topological and geometric operations. A characterization of strong I - s t γ τ α -boundedness is obtained via the non-emptiness of the rough limit set. In addition, we introduce the notion of I j − s t γ τ α -cluster points and prove that every rough limit point is a cluster point, while the cluster set remains neutrosophically closed. Finally, we show that this convergence framework unifies several classical notions of statistical and ideal convergences as particular cases.

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Ahmad et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e9b80e85696592c86eb7d6https://doi.org/10.1177/18758967261437338
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