A short survey on interpolative contractions

The aim of this manuscript is to collect recent publications that deal with the interpolative contractions in the fixed point theory. This short survey also aims to indicate the observed results to bring mind the possible other directions to enrich the literature of fixed point theory and its applications. This paper can be considered as a continuation, completion and extension of [54].

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Modern Mathematical Methods
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2024-12-21
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https://doi.org/10.64700/mmm.51
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Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
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Abstract

The aim of this manuscript is to collect recent publications that deal with the interpolative contractions in the fixed point theory. This short survey also aims to indicate the observed results to bring mind the possible other directions to enrich the literature of fixed point theory and its applications. This paper can be considered as a continuation, completion and extension of [54].

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Transylvania University of Brașov (RO), Atilim University (TR), Transylvania University (US)
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