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A Suzuki-type multivalued contraction on weak partial metric spaces and applications
Hassen Aydi1,2, M A Barakat3, Zoran D Mitrović4,5
11Department of Mathematics, College of Education in Jubail, Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, Jubail, Saudi Arabia.
Researchers introduce a new class of mappings called omega-type Suzuki multivalued contractions. A fixed point theorem is established in complete weak partial metric spaces, with applications and open problems presented.
Area of Science:
- Fixed-point theory
- Multivalued analysis
- Metric spaces
Background:
- Building upon prior work by Beg and Pathak (2018).
- Introducing a novel class of mappings: omega-type Suzuki multivalued contraction mappings.
- Expanding the scope of fixed-point theorems in generalized metric spaces.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce and define omega-type Suzuki multivalued contraction mappings.
- To establish a fixed-point theorem for these mappings in complete weak partial metric spaces.
- To explore applications and future research directions in related spaces.
Main Methods:
- Definition of omega-type Suzuki multivalued contraction mappings.
- Utilizing techniques from fixed-point theory in the context of weak partial metric spaces.
- Illustrative example provided for clarity.
Main Results:
- A fixed-point theorem is proven for omega-type Suzuki multivalued contractions in complete weak partial metric spaces.
- Demonstrated applicability to homotopy theory and Fredholm-type integral inclusions.
- Identified open problems for the more general 0-complete weak partial metric spaces.
Conclusions:
- The study successfully introduces a new class of mappings and proves a significant fixed-point theorem.
- The findings have practical implications in areas like homotopy and integral equations.
- Opens avenues for further research in generalized metric spaces and multivalued mappings.
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