Abstract

In this paper, we first introduce a new notion of the property (M_{C}) to improve and generalize the property (G_{C}). After that, we present two new concepts, proximal b-cyclic contraction of first type and second type, on b-metric spaces. Then, we obtain two best proximity point results for such mappings in the frameworks of best proximally complete b-metric spaces by using the property (M_{C}). Hence, we generalize some results existing in the literature. Finally, we present some illustrative and interesting examples.

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  • Introduction and PreliminariesFixed point theory has great importance in dealing with various problems in di¤erential equations, approximation theory, control systems, nonlinear analysis and game theory

  • We ...rst introduce a new notion of the property (MC ) to improve and generalize the property (GC ): After that, we present two new concepts, proximal b-cyclic contraction of the ...rst type and second type, on b-metric spaces

  • Many authors have studied to develop ...xed point theory. It was proved the Banach contraction principle [5] which is considered the start of the ...xed point theory on metric spaces

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Introduction

Introduction and PreliminariesFixed point theory has great importance in dealing with various problems in di¤erential equations, approximation theory, control systems, nonlinear analysis and game theory. We obtain two best proximity point theorems for such mappings in the framework of best proximally complete b-metric spaces by using the property (MC ). The following de...nitions and theorems about best proximity point theory are important for our results.

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