Abstract

In a recent note of Kolodner [2], the Cantor Intersection Theorem is used to give an alternative proof of the well known Contraction Mapping Principle. Kolodner applied Cantor's theorem first to a bounded metric space and then reduced the general case to this special case. Sometime ago, we found a somewhat different proof of the Contraction Mapping Principle using Cantor's theorem. Since our proof seems somewhat more direct we propose to present it here.

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