Abstract

In this article, we research on the properties of the floor of an element taken from an inner product quasilinear space. We prove some theorems related to this new concept. Further, we try to explore some new results in quasilinear functional analysis. Also, some examples have been given which provide an important information about the properties of floor of an inner product quasilinear space.

Highlights

  • Aseev (1986) introduced the theory of quasilinear space which is generalization of classical linear spaces. He used the partial order relation when he defined the quasilinear spaces and so he can give consistent counterparts of results in linear spaces. He described the convergence of sequences and norm in quasilinear space

  • This work has inspired a lot of authors to introduce new results on multivalued mappings, fuzzy quasilinear operators and set-valued analysis (Lakshmikantham, Gnana Bhaskar, & Vasundhara Devi, 2006; Rojas-Medar, Jiménez-Gamerob, Chalco-Canoa, & Viera-Brandão, 2005)

  • This work has motivated us to introduce some results about the floors of inner product quasilinear spaces, briefly, IPQLS

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Summary

Introduction

Aseev (1986) introduced the theory of quasilinear space (briefly, QLSs) which is generalization of classical linear spaces. We give some results related to floors of inner product quasilinear spaces.

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