ABSTRACT. A fixed point theorem is proved in a Banach space E which has uniformly normal structure for asymptotically regular mapping T satisfying:for each x, in the domain and for n 1, 2,--.,
ABSTRACT. A fixed point theorem is proved in a Banach space E which has uniformly normal structure for asymptotically regular mapping T satisfying:for each x, in the domain and for n 1, 2,--.,
“…James [5]. This is essentially the space which has been discussed in various places in the literature, e.g., [1,2,4,5,7,8,10,15,16,19,20,21,22,23,25,26,28,39].…”
Section: Theorem 41 Suppose That X = W ⊕ Z Where W Is a Closed Submentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The semi-Opial property was considered in the context of the fixed point property in product spaces [25]. To study more carefully the geometric structure of Banach spaces Bynum [9] introduced the normal structure coefficient N (X) which was applied by Casini and Maluta [10] to obtain a fixed point theorem for uniformly lipschitzian mappings. This result has been recently improved by Domínguez Benavides [15] .…”
Abstract. In this paper we introduce the uniform asymptotic normal structure and the uniform semi-Opial properties of Banach spaces. This part is devoted to a study of the spaces with these properties. We also compare them with those spaces which have uniform normal structure and with spaces with W CS(X) > 1.
“…In each Banach space we have κ 0 (X) ≤ N (X) (see (1)) but in particular cases we can have κ 0 (X) < N (X) [7]. Therefore the following result is important.…”
Section: Complete Metric Space and T : M → M A Uniformly Lipschitzianmentioning
Abstract. In this part of our paper we present several new theorems concerning the existence of common fixed points of asymptotically regular uniformly lipschitzian semigroups.
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