COMMON FIXED-POINTS OF RATIONAL CONTRACTIONS IN SUPERMETRIC SPACES

In this study, we prove a common fixed-point theorem for generalized rational-type contraction in supermetric space. Our findings expand the contractions of metric spaces to a supermetric space through Kannan's contraction, Reich’s contraction, and Dass-Gupta's rational contraction. These theorems also extend to the supermetric context and generalize many interesting results from metric fixed-point theory. Additionally, we provide an example to elucidate our theorems.

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South East Asian J of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
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2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.56827/seajmms.2024.2002.24
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Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation
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COMMON FIXED-POINTS OF RATIONAL CONTRACTIONS IN SUPERMETRIC SPACES

Manoj Ughade, Deepak Singh, Sheetal Yadav
South East Asian J of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation
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COMMON FIXED-POINTS OF RATIONAL CONTRACTIONS IN SUPERMETRIC SPACES

Manoj Ughade, Deepak Singh, Sheetal Yadav
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Abstract

In this study, we prove a common fixed-point theorem for generalized rational-type contraction in supermetric space. Our findings expand the contractions of metric spaces to a supermetric space through Kannan's contraction, Reich’s contraction, and Dass-Gupta's rational contraction. These theorems also extend to the supermetric context and generalize many interesting results from metric fixed-point theory. Additionally, we provide an example to elucidate our theorems.

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