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3221 5687, (P) 3221 568X

Sathya. . . (IJ0SER) December - 2014

Generalized Difference Sequence Space On

Seminormed Space By Orlicz Function

A.Sathyakala Assistant Professor

PPG Institute of Technology,Coimbatore,India

.

Abstract: In this paper,we define the sequence space

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

on seminormed complex linear space,by using orlicz functions. We give various properties and also some inclusion relations,results.This study generalized some results of

l

M

(

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

.

Keywords: Orlicz function, difference sequence, solid spaces, sequence algebra,convex function.

1. INTRODUCTION :

Let

l

,

C

and

C

0 be the linear spaces of bounded,

convergent. Let

be the set of all null sequence

x

(

x

k

)

with

X

x

k

)

(

with complex numbers.

Lindenstrauss and Tzafriri[4] have used an orlicz function to construct the sequence space,





 1

0

some

for

:

k k M

x

M

x

l

The spaces

l

M with norm k

K

x

x

sup

where

k

N

becomes a Banach space which is called an orlicz sequence space.

Let zero sequence is denoted by

(

0

,

0

,...)

where

is a zero element of X. The space are seminormed space by

)

(

sup

)

(

k N K

x

q

x

g

where (X,q) is a seminormed spaces, seminormed by q.

DEFINITION :

An orlicz function is a function

M

:

[

0

,

)

[

0

,

)

which is continuous, non-decreasing and convex with

0

for x

0

)

(

,

0

)

0

(

M

x

M

and

M(x)

as

x

.

Let X be a complex linear space with zero element

(

0

,

0

,...)

and

X

(

X

,

q

)

be a seminormed space with the seminorm q.

)

(x

denote the linear space of all sequence

x

(

x

k

)

with

X

x

k

)

(

with the usual coordinate wise operations.

x

(

x

k

)

and

x

y

(

x

k

y

k

)

for each

C

where

C

denotes the set of all complex numbers. If

(

k

)

is a scalar sequence and

)

(x

x

then

x

(

k

x

k

)

.

Let U be the set of all sequence

u

u

k such that

u

k

0

and complex for all k=1,2….Let

p

p

k be a sequence of positive numbers and M be an orlicz function. Given

u

U

. Then, we define

the sequence space is













  

0

some

for

0,

s

,

x

u

q

M

:

)

(

)

,

,

,

(

k p k k 1

k s M

K

X

S

x

s

q

p

u

l

In this section the space

l

M

(

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

is extended to

)

,

,

,

,

(

u

p

q

s

l

M

by introducing the difference operator.

)

x

-(x

)

(x

k

k k1













 

  

0

some

for

0,

s

,

x

u

q

M

:

)

(

)

,

,

,

,

(

k p k k 1

k s M

K

x

x

s

q

p

u

l

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The following inequalities will be used throughout this paper. Let

p

p

kbe a sequence

of strictly positive real numbers with

0

p

k

sup

k

p

k

G

and let

D

max

1

,

2

G1

.Then for all K and

k

,

k

C

,

we have

k k

k p k p k p k k

D

. DEFINITION :

A Sequence space E is said to be solid (or normal)

1 2

3

max

2

,

2

whenever for all sequence of scalar with

k

1

2.THEOREMS OF

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

: Theorem: 2.1

Let sequence space

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

is a linear space over the field C of complex numbers.

Proof:

Let

x

,

y

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

and

,

C

In order to prove we need to find some

3such that

    





pk 3 k y k x q M 1    k u k s K Since

x

,

y

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

There exists positive numbers

1

,

2 such that





 

   k p 1 k k 1

x

u

q

M

k s

K

 

k

p

2

)

y

(

q

M

1

k

k

u

k

s

K

Define

3

max

2

1

,

2

2

k

p

3

)

y

x

(

q

M

1

k k





k

u

k

s

K

k p

q

q

M

k

s

K



 



 

3

)

y

(

u

3

)

x

(

u

1

k k k k

k

p

2

2

)

k

y

(

q

1

2

)

k

x

(

q

M

1

 

 

k k

u

u

k

s

K









 









 

      k k p 2 k 1 p 1 k 1

y

q

M

2

1

x

q

M

2

1

k s p k s p

K

D

K

D

k k

Hence

x

y

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

if x and y belongs to

)

,

,

,

,

(

u

p

q

s

l

M

and

,

C

. Where

D

max(

1

,

2

H1

)

Hence

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

is a linear space.

Theorem : 2.2

The space

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

is a paranormed ( need not total paranormed) with

 

        1,2,3.. n , 1 / 1 k p x q M 1 : / inf ) ( k H p u k s K H pn x u gk Where

max

1

,

sup

p

k k

H

Proof :

To prove that

g

u

(

x

)

g

u

(

x

)

. The subadditivity of given follow from equation on taking

1

,

1

.

since

q

(

)

0

and

M(0)=0,

we

get

for x

0

inf

H Pn .

Finally, we prove that the scalar multiplication is continuous. Let

be any number, by definition













 

  

1,2,3..

n

,

1

x

u

q

M

:

inf

)

(

/ 1 p k k 1 / k H k s H pn u

K

x

g

Then,

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







 

  

1,2,3..

n

,

1

x

u

q

M

:

)

(

inf

)

(

/ 1 p k k 1 / k H k s H pn u

r

K

r

x

g

wh ere

.

r

since

Pk

H

,

1

max

, then

H H k P H 1

,

1

max

. Hence,

 













 

  

1,2,3..

n

,

1

x

u

q

M

:

inf

,

1

max

)

(

/ 1 p k k 1 / k H k s H pn H u

K

r

x

g

And

therefore

g

u

( x

)

converges to zero when

g

u

(x

)

converges to zero

in

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

. Now suppose that

n

0

and x is in

)

,

,

,

,

(

u

p

q

s

l

M

. For arbitrary

0

, let N be a positive integer

such that H H N k s

K









 

   

2

x

u

q

M

/ 1 p k k 1 k

For some

0

. This implies that

2

x

u

q

M

/ 1 p k k 1 k









 

    H N k s

K

Let

0

1

, then using definition of convex is

H N k s H N k s

K

K









 









 

       

2

x

u

q

M

x

u

q

M

k k p k k 1 / 1 p k k 1

Since M is continuous every where in

[

0

,

)

, then k p k k 1

x

u

q

M

)

(









 

  

k s

K

t

f

is continuous at zero. So there is

1

0

,

such that 2

) (t

f for

0

t

. Let K be such that

k,

n

for

n then n>k , we have

1

x

u

q

M

/ 1 p k k 1 k









 

   H n k s

K

for n>k. If we take limit on

H Pn

inf

we get

g

u

(

x

)

0

.

3.SOME PARTICULAR CASES

We get the following sequence spaces from

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

on giving particular values to p,q,s. Taking

P

k

1

for all

N

k

, we have









 

  

0

some

for

0,

s

,

x

u

q

M

:

)

(

)

,

,

,

(

k k 1

k s M

K

x

x

s

q

u

l

If S = 0,then we have













 

0

some

for

,

x

u

q

M

:

)

(

)

,

,

,

(

1 p k k k

k M

x

x

q

p

u

l

If

1

k

P

for all

k

N

and S = 0, then we have









 

 

0

some

for

,

x

u

q

M

:

)

(

)

,

,

(

1 k k

k M

x

x

q

u

l

If we take

s

0

,

q

(

x

)

x

and

x

c

,then we have









 

0

some

for

,

x

u

M

:

)

(

)

,

,

(

1 p k k k

k M

x

x

p

u

l

In addition to the above sequence spaces, we have

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

l

M

(

p

)

due to Parshar and Choudhry[5],on taking

N,

k

all

for

1

k

u

we have

)

,

,

(

)

,

,

,

,

(

u

p

q

s

l

p

q

s

l

M

M THEOREM 3.1

Let

0

P

k

t

k

for each

k

N

. Then

)

,

,

,

(

)

,

,

,

(

)

(

i

l

M

p

u

q

l

M

t

u

q

)

,

,

,

(

)

,

,

(

)

(

ii

l

M

u

q

l

M

u

q

s

)

,

,

,

,

(

)

,

,

,

(

)

(

iii

l

M

p

u

q

l

M

p

u

q

s

Proof :

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Let x

l

M

(

,

p

,

u

,

q

)

(i) To Prove that

x

l

M

(

,

t

,

u

,

q

)

)

,

,

,

(

l

Let x

M

p

u

q

then there exist some

0

such that









 

 1 P k k

)

x

(

q

M

k k

u

This implies that

M

q

u

i

x

i



1







 

for sufficiently large values of i.say

i

k

0, for some fixed

k

0

N.

Since M is non-decreasing we get









 

 1 t k k

)

x

(

q

M

k k

u

Since









 









 

    0 k 0 k P k t k

)

x

(

q

M

)

x

(

q

M

k k k k k k

u

u

Hence

x

l

M

(

,

t

,

u

,

q

)

. There fore

l

M

(

,

p

,

u

,

q

)

l

M

(

,

t

,

u

,

q

)

(ii) To Prove that

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

)

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

,

s

)

Let

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

)

To Prove that

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

,

s

)

Let

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

)

then there exist some

0

such that









 

 1 k

)

x

(

q

M

k k

u

This implies that

M

q

u

i

x

i



1







 

for sufficiently large values of i.

Since M is non-decreasing we get









 









 

     1 k k 1 k k

)

x

u

(

q

M

)

x

u

(

q

M

k k s

K

Hence

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

,

s

)

. There fore

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

)

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

,

s

)

(iii) To Prove

l

M

(

,

p

,

u

,

q

)

l

M

(

,

p

,

u

,

q

,

s

)

)

,

,

,

(

l

Let x

M

p

u

q

then there exist some

0

such that









 

 1 P k k

)

x

(

q

M

k k

u

This implies that

M

q

u

i

x

i



1







 

for sufficiently large values of i.say

i

k

0, for

Since M is non-decreasing we get









 

   k P k s

K

1 k k

x

)

u

(

q

M

Since









 









 

     0 k 0 k P k P k

)

x

(

q

M

)

x

(

q

M

k k k k k k s

u

u

K

Hence

x

l

M

(

,

p

,

u

,

q

,

s

)

. There fore

l

M

(

,

p

,

u

,

q

)

l

M

(

,

p

,

u

,

q

,

s

)

Hence the proof.

THEOREM 3.2

Let

0

P

k

t

k

for each k. Then

).

,

,

(

)

,

,

(

u

p

l

u

t

l

M

M

Proof :

Let x

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

)

(i) To Prove that

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

t

)

Let x

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

)

then there exist some

0

such that





 

 1 P k k

x

M

k k

u

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M

u

i

x

i



1



 

for sufficiently large values

of i.

Since M is non-decreasing we get,





 

 1 t k k

)

x

(

M

k k

u

Since





 





 

    1 P k 1 t k k k

)

x

(

M

)

x

(

M

k k k k

u

u

Therefore,





 

 1 t k k

)

x

(

M

k k

u

Hence

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

t

)

.

)

,

,

(

)

,

,

(

l

M

u

p

l

M

u

t

Theorem : 3.3

(i) If

0

p

k

1

for each k , then

)

,

,

(

)

,

,

,

(

u

p

q

l

u

q

l

M

M

(ii) If

p

k

1

for each k , then

)

,

,

,

(

)

,

,

(

u

q

l

u

p

q

l

M

M

Proof : Let

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

)

To prove that

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

)

Then there exist some

0

such that









 

  k p k 1 k k

x

)

u

(

q

M

This implies that

M

q

u

i

x

i



1







for sufficiently large values of i. Since M is non-decreasing we get









 

 1

)

(

q

M

k k k

x

u

Since,









 









 

    k p k k k k k k k k

x

u

x

u

0 0

)

(

q

M

)

(

q

M

Hence

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

)

There fore

l

M

(

,

p

,

q

)

l

M

(

,

q

)

(ii) To prove that

)

,

,

,

(

)

,

,

(

u

q

l

u

p

q

l

M

M

Let

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

q

)

then there exist some

0

such that









 

 1

)

(

q

M

k k k

x

u

This implies that

M

q

u

i

x

i



1







 

for sufficiently large values of i. Since M is non-decreasing we get









 

  k p k k k

x

u

1

)

(

q

M

Therefore









 









 

   1 1

)

u

(

q

M

)

u

(

q

M

k k k p k k k

x

x

k

Henc e

x

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

)

Hence the proof.

Proposition 3.4

For any two sequence

p

(

p

k

)

and

t

(

t

k

)

of positive real numbers and any two seminorms

q

1

, q

2we have

,

,

,

,

)

(

,

,

,

,

)

(

u

p

q

1

r

l

u

t

q

2

s

l

M M for all

,

n

N

m

and

r,

s

0.

Proof:

Since the zero element belongs to

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

1

,

r

)

and

)

,

,

,

,

(

u

t

q

2

s

(6)

3221 5687, (P) 3221 568X

Sathya. . . (IJ0SER) December - 2014 THEOREM : 3.5

The sequence space

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

is solid. Proof: Let

x

k

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

).









 

   k P k s

K

1 k k

x

)

u

(

q

M

Let

(

k

)

be sequence of scalars such that

k

1

for all

.

k

N

Then we have,









 









 

      k k P k s P k s

K

K

1 k k 1 k k k

)

x

u

(

q

M

)

x

u

(

q

M

Hence

(

k

x

k

)

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

for all sequence of scalars

(

k

)

with

k

1

for all

k

N

, whenever

)

,

,

,

,

(

)

(

x

k

l

M

u

p

q

s

.

Therefore the space

l

M

(

,

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

is solid sequence space.

REFERENCES :

[1]. Cigdem A.Bektas,the sequence space

l

M

(

u

,

p

,

q

,

s

)

on seminormed space, Indian J.Pure Appl.Math,245-250.

[2]. C.Bekatas and Y.Altin, the sequence space

)

,

,

(

p

q

s

l

M on seminormed space, Indian J.Pure

Appl.Math., 34(4), (2003), 529-534.

[3]. I.J.Maddox, “Elements of Functional Analysis”, Cambridge univ. press, 1970.

[4]. J.Lindenstrauss and L.Tzafriri,”On Orlicz sequence space”, Israel J.Math.,10(1971),379-390.

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Appl.Math.,25(1994),419-428.

[6]. K.Indirani and A.Sathya kala “The sequence space

)

,

,

,

(

p

q

s

l

M

on seminormed space”,International Journal for Technological Research in

Engineering.,volume1,issue7,2347-4718.

[7]. I.J.Maddox, “ Spaces of strongly sumable sequences”, Quart. jour. Math.2(18) (1976),345-355.

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