The main focus of this work is to assure that the sum of a compact operator with a Z-contraction admits a fixed point. The concept of condensing mapping (in the sense of Hausdorff non-compactness measure) is used to establish the concerned result which generalizes some of the existing state-of-art in the literature. Presented result is used to verify the actuality of solutions of implicit integral equations.
The existence and uniqueness of the solutions to the Dirichlet boundary value problem in the Banach spaces is discussed by using the fixed point theory of condensing mapping, doing precise computation of measure of noncompactness, and calculating the spectral radius of linear operator.
Existence of solutions of implicit integral equations via Z-contraction
