Abstract

AbstractCoincidence and fixed point theorems for a new class of hybrid contractions consisting of a pair of single-valued and multivalued maps on an arbitrary nonempty set with values in a metric space are proved. In addition, the existence of a common solution for certain class of functional equations arising in dynamic programming, under much weaker conditions are discussed. The results obtained here in generalize many well known results.

Highlights

  • Nadler’s multivalued contraction theorem 1 see Covitz and Nadler, Jr. 2 was subsequently generalized among others by Reich 3 and Ciric 4

  • For a fundamental development of fixed point theory for multivalued maps, one may refer to Rus 5

  • Suzuki 9, Theorem 2 obtained a forceful generalization of the classical Banach contraction theorem in a remarkable way

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Introduction

Nadler’s multivalued contraction theorem 1 see Covitz and Nadler, Jr. 2 was subsequently generalized among others by Reich 3 and Ciric 4. For a fundamental development of fixed point theory for multivalued maps, one may refer to Rus 5. That is, contractive conditions involving single-valued and multivalued maps are the further addition to metric fixed point theory and its applications. Its further outcomes by Kikkawa and Suzuki 10, , Mot and Petrusel and Dhompongsa and Yingtaweesittikul , are important contributions to metric fixed point theory. In this paper we obtain a coincidence theorem Theorem 3.1 for a pair of single-valued and multivalued maps on an arbitrary. Fixed Point Theory and Applications nonempty set with values in a metric space and derive fixed point theorems which generalize Theorem 2.1 and certain results of Reich 3 , Zamfirescu 14 , Mot and Petrusel 12 , and others. We deduce the existence of a common solution for Suzuki-Zamfirescu type class of functional equations under much weaker contractive conditions than those in Bellman , Bellman and Lee , Bhakta and Mitra , Baskaran and Subrahmanyam , and Pathak et al

Suzuki-Zamfirescu Hybrid Contraction
Coincidence and Fixed Point Theorems
Applications
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