Noncommuting selfmaps and invariant approximations (Q2490773)

Let \(D\) be a nonvoid set of a normed space \(X\), \(I\) and \(T\) self maps of \(D\) and suppose that \(q\in\text{Fix}(I)\). If \(D\) is \(q\)-starshaped, let \(T_{k}\) be the operator defined by \(T_{k}(x):=kT(x)+(1-k)q,\) \(k\in [ 0,1]\), let \(C(I,T_{k})\) be the set of coincidence points of \(I\) and \(T_{k}\), and \(C(I,T):=\cup \{C(I,T_{k}):0\leq k\leq 1\}.\) The operators \(I,\) \(T\) are called \(C_{q}\)-commuting if \(ITx=TIx\), for all \(x\in C(I,T)\). Firstly, the authors discuss the generality of this class of operators and give some results concerning the existence of common fixed points of \(C_{q}\)-commuting operators. As application, in sections \(3\) and \(4\), one obtains several invariant approximation results for starshaped, and respectively convex sets.