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*Correspondence: xushaoyuan@126.com 2Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Hanshan Normal University, Chaozhou, 521041, China Full list of author information is available at the end of the article Correction In this note we correct some errors that appeared in the article (Huang and Xu in Fixed Point Theory Appl. :, ) by modifying some conditions in the main theorems and examples. After examining the proofs of the main results in [], we can find that there is something wrongwith the proof of the Cauchy sequence in [, Theorem .]. This leads to subsequent errors in Theorem . and related examples in []. We also find that it is not rigorous to use the corresponding lemmas, and so the proof is inaccurate. The detailed reasons are given in the following. On p. in [], we conclude that

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  • After examining the proofs of the main results in [ ], we can find that there is something wrong with the proof of the Cauchy sequence in [, Theorem . ]

  • We find that it is not rigorous to use the corresponding lemmas, and so the proof is inaccurate

  • The detailed reasons are given in the following

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After examining the proofs of the main results in [ ], we can find that there is something wrong with the proof of the Cauchy sequence in [ , Theorem . ]. We find that it is not rigorous to use the corresponding lemmas, and so the proof is inaccurate. The detailed reasons are given in the following.

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