Convergence of iterative methods for solving random operator equations
In the paper under review, probabilistic quasi-nonexpansive (and strict quasi-nonexpansive) mappings with Nishiura ``distances are considered. For such mappings, some interesting properties are presented. In particular, under some additional conditions on such a quasi-nonexpansive mapping \(T\) (continuity on a closed subset of a domain, existence of a convergent subsequence), it is proved that the sequence of successive approximations of \(T\), starting from some point of the domain, is convergent to a unique fixed point of \(T\). Moreover, strict quasi-nonexpansive mappings with probabilistic metric are considered.
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