Common Fixed Point Theorems in Complex-Valued Controlled Metric Spaces with Application

The objective of this article is to establish common fixed point results in the background of complex-valued controlled metric spaces for generalized rational contractions. Our findings generalize a number of well-established results in the literature. To highlight the uniqueness of our key finding, we present an example. As a demonstration of the applicability of our principal theorem, we solve the Volterra integral equation.

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Symmetry
Published
2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.3390/sym16111442
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Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
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Common Fixed Point Theorems in Complex-Valued Controlled Metric Spaces with Application

Jamshaid Ahmad, Amnah E. Shammaky
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Common Fixed Point Theorems in Complex-Valued Controlled Metric Spaces with Application

Jamshaid Ahmad, Amnah E. Shammaky
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Abstract

The objective of this article is to establish common fixed point results in the background of complex-valued controlled metric spaces for generalized rational contractions. Our findings generalize a number of well-established results in the literature. To highlight the uniqueness of our key finding, we present an example. As a demonstration of the applicability of our principal theorem, we solve the Volterra integral equation.

SymmetryVol. 16(11)
University of Jeddah (SA), Jazan University (SA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
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