1995
DOI: 10.1515/dema-1995-0305
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Fixed Point Theorems on Product of Compact Metric Spaces

Abstract: Results generalizing and unifying fixed point theorems of Edelstein, Fisher, Jungck, Matkowski, Rhoades, Seghal and others are obtained for four systems of maps on a finite product of compact metric spaces.

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“…The purpose of this paper is to extend and unify the result of Fisher Two systems of maps (Pi,..., Pn) and (Si,..., Sn) are co-ordinatewise weakly commuting on X if and only if they are co-ordinatewise weakly commuting at every point of X. DEFINITION 3 [5]. Two systems of maps (Pi,..., Pn) and (Si,..., Sn) are co-ordinatewise asymptotically commuting or, following the terminology of Jungck [8] Two systems of maps (Pi,..., P n ) and (Si,..., S n ) are co-ordinatewise R-weakly commuting on X, if and only if they are co-ordinatewise R-weakly commuting at every point of X for any positive real R.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The purpose of this paper is to extend and unify the result of Fisher Two systems of maps (Pi,..., Pn) and (Si,..., Sn) are co-ordinatewise weakly commuting on X if and only if they are co-ordinatewise weakly commuting at every point of X. DEFINITION 3 [5]. Two systems of maps (Pi,..., Pn) and (Si,..., Sn) are co-ordinatewise asymptotically commuting or, following the terminology of Jungck [8] Two systems of maps (Pi,..., P n ) and (Si,..., S n ) are co-ordinatewise R-weakly commuting on X, if and only if they are co-ordinatewise R-weakly commuting at every point of X for any positive real R.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…In 1982 by Sessa [2], in 1989 by Fisher and Sessa [3], and in 1994 by Pant [4], the condition of commutativity was relaxed introducing the notions of weak commutativity and R ‐weak commutativity. Afterwards, various generalizations of commutativity in metric spaces were further weakened or used first under the names of compatibility by Jungck [5], weak* commutativity by Pathak [6], weak** commutativity by Pathak [7], preorbitally commutativity by Singh and Mishra [8], asymptotically commutativity by Gairola et al [9], biased by Jungck and Pathak [10], weak compatibility by Jungck and Rhoades [11], coincidentally commutativity by Dhage [12], and partially commutativity by Sastry and Murthy [13]. Such notions play a vital role developing fixed point theory in metric spaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%