COMMUNAL FIXED POINT IN FUZZY 2- METRIC SPACES

The objective of this paper is to emphasize the Common Fixed Point in Fuzzy 2- Metric Spaces and prove a common fixed point theorem of compatible mappings of type (R) in fuzzy 2-metric space. We consider four mappings of which one is continuous. The results generalize many results in the literature. Some illustrative examples are furnished which demonstrate the validity of the hypotheses and the degree of utility of our results.

Common fixed point of four maps in Sm-metric space

In this paper, first, we deal with new metric space Sm-metric space that combines multiplicative metric space and S-metric space. We generate a common fixed point theorem in a Sm-metric space using the notions of reciprocally continuous mappings, faintly compatible mappings and occasionally weakly compatible mappings (OWC). We are also studying the well-posedness of Sm metric space. Further, some examples are presented to support our outcome.

Some Results by Using CLR’s-Property in Probabilistic 2-Metric Space

The aim of this paper is to generate two fixed point theorems in probabilistic 2-metric space by applying CLR’S-property and occasionally weakly compatible mappings (OWC), these two results generalize the theorem proved by V. K. Gupta, Arihant Jain and Rajesh Kumar. Further these results are justified with suitable examples.

A Perov Version of Fuzzy Metric Spaces and Common Fixed Points for Compatible Mappings

In this paper, we define and study the Perov fuzzy metric space and the topology induced by this space. We prove Banach contraction theorems. Moreover, we devised new results for Kramosil and Michálek fuzzy metric spaces. In the process, some results about multidimensional common fixed points as coupled/tripled common fixed point results are derived from our main results.

Expansion Mapping Theorem for Four Mappings Satisfying Common Limit in the Range Property in b-Metric Space

In the present paper, for four weakly compatible mappings in pairs, an expansion mapping theorem has been developed in b-metric space, meeting common limit range property. We proved this theorem without using the b-metric space's completeness condition. The result is an extension and generalization of several metric space results available. To confirm the finding, a suitable example is also discussed.