Degree of Approximation of a Class of Function by (C, 1) (E, q) Means of Fourier Series.docVIP

IAENG International Journal of Applied Mathematics, 41:2, IJAM_41_2_07 ______________________________________________________________________________________ Degree of Approximation of a Class of Function by(C,1)(E,q) Means of Fourier Series Hare Krishna Nigam and Kusum Sharma Abstract—In this paper, for the f rst time, we introduce the The(C,1) transform is def ned as thenth partial sum of (C,1) concept of (C,1)(E,q) summability method and establish a summability and is given by new theorem on degree of approximation of a function f ∈ s0+s +s +......sn Lip(ξ(t),r) class by(C,1)(E,q) product summability means of Fourier series. = = 1 2 n+1 tn 1 n+1 Xn Index Terms—Degree of approximation, Lip(ξ(t),r) class of function , (C,1) mean, (E,q) mean, (C,1)(E,q) product means, Fourier series, Lebesgue integral. sn→sasn→∞ (1) k=0 P ∞ number s by (C,1) method. then the inf nite series u is summable to the def nite n n=0 I. INTRODUCTION Alexits[7], Sahney and Goel[3], Chandra[15], Qureshi and Neha[12], Leindler[13] and Rhoades[2] have determined the degree of approximation of a function belonging to Lipα class by Ces`aro, N¨orlund and generalised N¨orlund single summability methods. Working in the same direction Sahney and Rao[4], Khan[8], Quershi [9]-[11] have studied the degree of approximation of a function belonging toLip(α,r) If (E,q)=Enq   1 (1+q)n Xn n k = qn?k s →s asn→∞ (2) k k=0 P ∞ class by N¨orlund and generalised N¨orlund single summa- then the inf nite series bility methods. Thereafter, Lal and Singh[16] have studied un is said to be summable n=0 (E,q) to a def nite number s ([6]). the error estimates E (f) through trigonometric Fourier n approximation(TFA) of conjugate of a function belonging to The (C,1) transform of (E,q) transform def nes (C,1)(E,q) Lip(α,p) class by(C,1)(E,1) product summability means. Extending the result of Lal and Singh[16],