Fixed points for set-valued maps: A topological perspective
In this paper a purely topological notion of space approximation, which contains the admissibility of Klee and accommodates recent topological notions of convexity, is defined. The large class of approximative neighborhood extension spaces are shown to have this approximation property. Then he derives a key fixed point principle for set-valued maps which not only allows the passage from basic domains to more elaborate ones but also permits the shifting of compactness from domains to maps. NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEThe results unify a number of recent generalizations of the Kakutani-Fan-Himmelberg fixed point theorem and shed some light on the role of topology in fixed point theory for set-valued maps.NEWLINENEWLINEFor the entire collection see [Zbl 0969.00060].
- Spaces and maps approximation and fixed points
- A unified fixed point theory in generalized convex spaces
- Fixed points of approximable or Kakutani maps in generalized convex spaces
- Fixed points for M^* and regularly approximable maps
- Some fundamental topological fixed point theorems for set-valued maps
- Fixed points for set-valued mappings in locally convex linear topological spaces
- Fixed point theory and generalized Leray-Schauder alternatives for approximable maps in topological vector spaces
- Fixed point theory for compact upper semi-continuous or lower semi-continuous set valued maps
- Absolute fixed point sets for continuum-valued maps
- Pointwise topological convergence and topological graph convergence of set-valued maps
- Amiable and almost amiable fixed sets. Extension of the Brouwer fixed point theorem
- Some fundamental topological fixed point theorems for set-valued maps
- Fixed points of approximable or Kakutani maps in generalized convex spaces
- Fixed-point theory for set valued mappings between topological vector spaces having sufficiently many linear functionals
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