Fixed set of set valued mappings with set valued domain in terms of start set on a metric space with a graph

Abstract

In this article, we define the new concept of a fixed set for a set valued map with set valued domain in the setting of metric space endowed with a directed graph. This notion of fixed set is analogous to the notion of a fixed point for a multivalued map and not for a classical single-valued map. We also introduce the new concept of the start set of a graph whose vertices are closed and bounded subsets of a metric space. Characterizations for such a graph to have a start set are given. Further, the notion of a self-path set valued map is defined and its relation with the start set is established. Finally, the existence of fixed sets is established in this context. MSC: 47H10; 54H25; 54E50

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