Abstract

Some related fixed point theorems for set‐valued mappings on two complete and compact uniform spaces are proved.

Highlights

  • Let (X, ᐁ1) and (Y, ᐁ2) be uniform spaces

  • We may assume that β1, β2 themselves are a base by adjoining finite intersections of members of β1, β2, if necessary

  • An associated family for ᐁ1, ᐁ2 will be denoted by Ᏸ1, Ᏸ2, respectively

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Introduction

Let (X, ᐁ1) and (Y , ᐁ2) be uniform spaces. Families {di[1 ]: i ∈ I being indexing set}, {di[2 ]: i ∈ I} of pseudometrics on X, Y , respectively, are called associated families for uniformities ᐁ1, ᐁ2, respectively, if families β1 = V1(i, r ) : i ∈ I, r > 0 , β2 = V2(i, r ) : i ∈ I, r > 0 , (1.1) whereV1(i, r ) = x, x : x, x ∈ X, di[1] x, x < r , V2(i, r ) = y, y : y, y ∈ Y , di[1] y, y < r , (1.2)are subbases for the uniformities ᐁ1, ᐁ2, respectively. If {An} and {Bn} are sequences of bounded, nonempty subsets of a complete uniform space (X, ᐁ) which converge to the bounded subsets A and B, respectively, sequence {δi(An, Bn)} converges to δi(A, B).

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