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Fixed points of multivalued convex contractions with application.
Abdul Rahim Khan1, Hamed H Al-Sulami2, Muhammad Rashid1
1Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Southern Punjab, Multan, Pakistan.
This study establishes fixed-point results for convex contraction mappings in b-metric spaces. New theorems extend these findings to multivalued and F-convex contractions, with applications to integral equations.
Area of Science:
- Fixed-point theory
- Nonlinear analysis
- Metric spaces
Background:
- Fixed-point theory is crucial for solving equations.
- B-metric spaces generalize metric spaces, offering broader applicability.
- Convex contractions are a significant class of mappings in analysis.
Purpose of the Study:
- To establish fixed-point theorems for single-valued convex contraction mappings in b-metric spaces.
- To extend these results to multivalued and F-convex contractions.
- To investigate applications in solving integral equations.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing concepts of convex contraction mappings.
- Working within the framework of b-metric spaces.
- Developing and extending fixed-point theorems.
Main Results:
- Established fixed-point results for single-valued convex contractions in b-metric spaces.
- Extended theorems for multivalued convex contractions and F-convex contractions.
- Obtained an analogue of Nadler's fixed-point theorem for multivalued convex contractions.
- Demonstrated an application to solving nonlinear Fredholm integral equations.
Conclusions:
- The study expands the scope of fixed-point theory in generalized metric spaces.
- The findings provide new tools for analyzing nonlinear equations.
- The research offers insights into the relationships between different types of contractions.
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