2022
DOI: 10.3934/math.20221105
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Perov-fixed point theorems on a metric space equipped with ordered theoretic relation

Abstract: <abstract><p>In this paper, we introduce a few new generalizations of the classical Perov-fixed point theorem for single-valued and multi-valued mappings in a complete generalized metric space endowed with a binary relation. We have furnished our work with examples to show that several metrical-fixed point theorems can be obtained from an arbitrary binary relation.</p></abstract>

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“…Alam and Imdad introduced the idea of e-self-closedness for any R defined on some ( Ks , e), as elaborated in [15]. This concept was further elaborated by Almaliki et al in [25] as follows.…”
Section: Definition 5 ([25]) Assume a Binary Relation R Onmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Alam and Imdad introduced the idea of e-self-closedness for any R defined on some ( Ks , e), as elaborated in [15]. This concept was further elaborated by Almaliki et al in [25] as follows.…”
Section: Definition 5 ([25]) Assume a Binary Relation R Onmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of a path between two points within a set furnished with a binary relation in a vector-valued metric space was introduced by Almaliki et al in [25] as follows.…”
Section: Definition 7 ([15]mentioning
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“…Hardy [7] established a generalization of Banach's theorem in a distinctive manner. Almalki et al [8] established some Perov-type results with theoretic order. Nazam et al [9] derived fixed points for a distinct category of contractions within partial b-metric spaces.…”
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“…In case 1, several so-called general metric spaces have been considered, such as: partial metric spaces, metric-like spaces, b-metric spaces, partial b-metric spaces and b-metric-like spaces (a total of six new different types of spaces, including metric spaces). For more details, see ( [2][3][4][5][6]).…”
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