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In the theory of approximation, linear operators play an important role. The exponential-type operators were introduced four decades ago, since then no new exponential-type operator was introduced by researchers, although several generalizations of existing exponential-type operators were proposed and studied. Very recently, the concept of semi-exponential operators was introduced and few semi-exponential operators were captured from the exponential-type operators. It is more difficult to obtain semi-exponential operators than the corresponding exponential-type operators. In this paper, we extend the studies and define semi-exponential Bernstein, semi-exponential Baskakov operators, semi-exponential Ismail–May operators related to 2x3/2 2 x 3 / 2 or x³ x 3 . Furthermore, we present a new derivation for the semi-exponential Post–Widder operators. In some examples, open problems are indicated.
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