Unified multi-tupled fixed point theorems involving mixed monotone property in ordered metric spaces
Aftab Alam, Mohammad Imdad, Javid Ali
Abstract
Aftab Alam, Mohammad Imdad, Javid Ali
Abstract
In our endeavor to refine and modify the notion of $ \\Upsilon $-fixed point, we introduce the notion of $ * $-fixed point wherein $ * $ is a binary operation on $ I_n $. Moreover, we represent the binary operation $ * $ in the form of a matrix so that the notion of $ * $-fixed point becomes relatively more natural and effective (as compared to $ \\Upsilon $-fixed point). We utilize the idea of $ * $-fixed point to prove some unified multi-tupled fixed point theorems for Boyd-Wong type nonlinear contractions satisfying generalized mixed monotone property in ordered metric spaces. Our results unify several classical and well-known n-tupled fixed point results(including coupled, tripled and quadrupled ones) of the existing literature.
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In our endeavor to refine and modify the notion of $ \\Upsilon $-fixed point, we introduce the notion of $ * $-fixed point wherein $ * $ is a binary operation on $ I_n $. Moreover, we represent the binary operation $ * $ in the form of a matrix so that the notion of $ * $-fixed point becomes relatively more natural and effective (as compared to $ \\Upsilon $-fixed point). We utilize the idea of $ * $-fixed point to prove some unified multi-tupled fixed point theorems for Boyd-Wong type nonlinear contractions satisfying generalized mixed monotone property in ordered metric spaces. Our results unify several classical and well-known n-tupled fixed point results(including coupled, tripled and quadrupled ones) of the existing literature.
Key concepts: Fixed point, Fixed-point theorem, Fixed-point property, Mathematics, Monotone polygon, Least fixed point, Property (philosophy), Metric space