On Some Coupled Quasi-fixed Points Theorems
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On Some Coupled Quasi-fixed Points Theorems
The author discusses existence of fixed points and coupled quasi-fixed points of mixed monotone operators. Some special cases from [\textit{D. Guo} and \textit{V. Lakshmikantham}, Nonlinear problems in abstract cones, San Diego (1988; Zbl 0661.47045)] are also discussed.
coupled fixed point, semi-condensing operator, Fixed-point theorems, fixed points, Applied Mathematics, coupled quasi-fixed points, mixed monotone operators, Monotone operators and generalizations, condensing operator, Analysis
coupled fixed point, semi-condensing operator, Fixed-point theorems, fixed points, Applied Mathematics, coupled quasi-fixed points, mixed monotone operators, Monotone operators and generalizations, condensing operator, Analysis
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