
In this study, we introduce a new space called the modular b-metric-like space. We investigate some properties of this new concept and define notions of ξ-convergence, ξ-Cauchy sequence, ξ-completeness and ξ-contraction. The existence and uniqueness of fixed points in the modular b-metric-like space are handled. Moreover, we give some examples and an application to an integral equation to illustrate the usability of the obtained results.
integral equation, fixed point, QA1-939, modular b-metric-like space, contraction principle, Mathematics
integral equation, fixed point, QA1-939, modular b-metric-like space, contraction principle, Mathematics
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