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Fixed Point Theorems Analysis

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    Abstract We present some fixed point results for nondecreasing and weakly increasing operators in a partially ordered metric space using implicit relations. Also we give an existence theorem for common solution of two integral equations.

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    Abstract We present some fixed point results for nondecreasing and weakly increasing operators in a partially ordered metric space using implicit relations. Also we give an existence theorem for common solution of two integral equations.

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    Abstract Matthews (1994) introduced a new distance "Equation missing" on a nonempty set "Equation missing", which is called partial metric. If "Equation missing" is a partial metric space, then "Equation missing" may not be zero for "Equation missing". In the present paper, we give some fixed point results on these in…

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    In the paper, we revisited the well-known fixed point theorem of Kannan under the aspect of interpolation. By using the interpolation notion, we propose a new Kannan type contraction to maximize the rate of convergence.

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