A Unique Common Fixed Point under a Weak Altering Distance Function

Bouhadjera, Hakima; Saïfia, Ouarda

doi:10.2478/gm-2022-0008

Abstract

In this paper, unique common fixed point theorems for pairs of subcompatible and reciprocally continuous mappings or compatible and subsequentially continuous mappings are obtained. This unique common fixed point is guaranteed under a new concept named a weak altering distance function. Our theorems improve some results especially the ones of [2].

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A Unique Common Fixed Point under a Weak Altering Distance Function

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