There are presented two methods for approximation of generalized Urysohn type operators. The first them is the natural generalization method considered by Demkiv in [1]. convergence results given quantitative form, using certain moduli continuity. In final part there a few exemplifications discrete and integral operators and, particular, Bernstein Durrmeyer

The solution of many physical evolution equations can be expressed as an exponential of two or more operators. Approximate solutions can be systematically derived by decomposing the exponential in a product form. For time-reversible equations, such as the Hamilton or the Schrödinger equation, it is immaterial whether the decomposition coefficients are positive or negative. For timeirreversible ...

In the present article, we introduce Chlodowsky variant of $(p,q)$-Bernstein operators and compute the moments for these operators which are used in proving our main results. Further, we study some approximation properties of these new operators, which include the rate of convergence using usual modulus of continuity and also the rate of convergence when the function $f$ belongs to the class Li...

let $varphi(z)=z^m, z in mathbb{u}$, for some positive integer $m$, and $c_varphi$ be the composition operator on the bergman space $mathcal{a}^2$ induced by $varphi$. in this article, we completely determine the point spectrum, spectrum, essential spectrum, and essential norm of the operators $c^*_varphi c_varphi, c_varphi c^*_varphi$ as well as self-commutator and anti-self-commutators of $c_...