“…Many models of inverse problems can be cast in this framework by choosing different inverse problems for IP1 and IP2. There is a considerable investigation in the framework of SIP, see for example [4] , [16] , [17] , [18] and the many references therein. In this paper, we consider the type of GSIP called the generalized split common fixed point problem (in short, GSCFP) [14] , formulated as finding where is a linear operator for all ( ), and are nonlinear operators for all ( ), ( ), and are two real Hilbert spaces.…”