This article is focused on the generalization of some fixed point theorems with Kannan-type contractions in the setting of new extended
b
-metric spaces. An idea of asymptotic regularity has been incorporated to achieve the new results. As an application, the existence of a solution of the Fredholm-type integral equation is presented.
<abstract><p>In this article, the concept of a Hausdorff fuzzy $ b $-metric space is introduced. The new notion is used to establish some fixed point results for multivalued mappings in $ G $-complete fuzzy $ b $-metric spaces satisfying a suitable requirement of contractiveness. An illustrative example is formulated to support the results. Eventually, an application for the existence of a solution for an integral inclusion is established which involves showing the materiality of the obtained results. These results are more general and some theorems proved by of Shehzad et al. are their special cases.</p></abstract>
Karapinar et al. established a more general class of contractions, namely, hybrid interpolative Riech Istrǎstescue-type contractions, and presented some results on the platform of metric spaces. This research uses the domain of b-metric spaces to modify this class proficiently. Several interesting fixed-point results are presented by using this new class defined on b-metric space, where the symmetric condition is preserved in this study. Examples are provided for the authentication of proved results. Eventually, an application is also provided in order to comprehend our extensive effort in a better way.
In this manuscript, we establish some fixed point results for fuzzy mappings via
α
∗
,
F
-contractions. For validation of the proved results, some nontrivial examples are presented. Few interesting consequences are also stated which authenticate that our results generalize many existing ones in the literature.
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