On the limits operators of \(q\)-King type sequences of operators
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https://doi.org/10.64700/mmm.95Keywords:
Bernstein operators, King operators, \(q\)-Bernstein operators, \(q\)-King type operators, modulus of continuityAbstract
We determine the limit operators for a sequence of generalized \(q\)-King operators and the sequence of \(q\)-Aldaz-Kounchev-Render operators. For each sequence of operators we prove the uniform convergence to the corresponding limit operators, for which we provide quantitative estimates.
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