New Fixed Point Results via (θ,ψ)R-Weak Contractions with an Application
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In this paper, inspired by Jleli and Samet (Journal of Inequalities and Applications 38 (2014) 1–8), we introduce two new classes of auxiliary functions and utilize the same to define ( θ , ψ ) R -weak contractions. Utilizing ( θ , ψ ) R -weak contractions, we prove some fixed point theorems in the setting of relational metric spaces. We employ some examples to substantiate the utility of our newly proven results. Finally, we apply one of our newly proven results to ensure the existence and uniqueness of the solution of a Volterra-type integral equation.
- Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University Saudi Arabia
- Aligarh Muslim University India
- Hajjah University Yemen
- University Federico II of Naples Italy
binary relation, integral equation, fixed point; θ-contraction; binary relation; integral equation, fixed point, <i>θ</i>-contraction, θ-contraction
binary relation, integral equation, fixed point; θ-contraction; binary relation; integral equation, fixed point, <i>θ</i>-contraction, θ-contraction
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