Abstract

One of the frequently studied approaches in metric fixed-point theory is the generalization of the used metric space. Under this approach, in this study, we introduce a new extension of M-metric spaces, called controlled M-metric spaces, achieved by modifying the triangle inequality and keeping the symmetric condition of the space. The investigation focuses on exploring fundamental properties of this newly defined space, incorporating topological aspects. Several fixed-point theorems and fixed-circle results are established within these spaces complemented by illustrative examples to demonstrate the implications of our findings. Moreover, we present an application involving high-degree polynomial equations.

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