2020
DOI: 10.2478/ausm-2020-0015
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Maia type fixed point results via C-class function

Abstract: In 1968, M. G. Maia [16] generalized Banach’s fixed point theorem for a set X endowed with two metrics. In 2014, Ansari [2]introduced the concept of C-class functions and generalized many fixed point theorems in the literature. In this paper, we prove some Maia’s type fixed point results via C-class function in the setting of two metrics space endowed with a binary relation. Our results, generalized and extended many existing fixed point theorems, for generalized contractive and quasi-contractive mappings, in … Show more

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“…3. Similar Maia fixed point theorems could be obtained by applying the technique of enriching nonlinear operators for the classes of contractive mappings studied in [1], [4], [5]- [7], [9], [10], [22], [23], [25], [30]- [39], [42], [45]- [87] etc.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
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“…3. Similar Maia fixed point theorems could be obtained by applying the technique of enriching nonlinear operators for the classes of contractive mappings studied in [1], [4], [5]- [7], [9], [10], [22], [23], [25], [30]- [39], [42], [45]- [87] etc.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…Due to the beautiful idea on which the Maia's fixed point theorem is builded, it attracted much interest and still attracts many researchers working in fixed point theory, see Albu [1], Ansari et al [4], Balazs [5]- [7], Bayen [9], Berinde [10], Berinde and Vetro [22], Bhola and Sharma [23], Bylka [25], Dhage [30]- [33], Dhage and Dhobale [32], Filip [34], [35], Garg [36], Gheorghiu [37], Ilea [38], Iseki [39], Kasahara [42], A. S. Mures ¸an [45], [46], V. Mures ¸an [47]- [50], Nȃdȃban et al [51], Nagare [52], Namdeo and Gupta [53], Pachpatte [54], Pȃcurar [55], [56], Pȃcurar and Rus [57], Pande [58], Pathak and Dubey [59], Petracovici [60], Petrus ¸el and Rus [61], Petrus ¸el et al [62], Popa [63], Precup [64], Ray [65], Rus [68]- [75], Rzepecki [76]- [78], Sharma [79], Shrivastava and Dubey [80], Shukla and Radenović…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%