A Study of Coupled Fixed Point in Multiplicative \(S\)-Metric Space

This study presents a novel common coupled fixed point result for two mappings in multiplicative \(S\)-metric space. Uniqueness of this point is proven through the utilization of a compatibility condition, validated through a provided example. Additionally, an application to integral equations is discussed within this article.

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Communications in Mathematics and Applications
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2024-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v15i3.2779
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Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
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A Study of Coupled Fixed Point in Multiplicative \(S\)-Metric Space

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A Study of Coupled Fixed Point in Multiplicative \(S\)-Metric Space

Shiney Chib, Manjusha P. Gandhi, Anushree A. Aserkar
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Abstract

This study presents a novel common coupled fixed point result for two mappings in multiplicative \(S\)-metric space. Uniqueness of this point is proven through the utilization of a compatibility condition, validated through a provided example. Additionally, an application to integral equations is discussed within this article.

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