A two-parameter control for contractive-like multivalued mappings
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Abstract: We propose a general approach to defining a contractive-like multivalued mappings which avoids any use of the Hausdorff distance between the sets and . Various fixed point theorems are proved under a two-parameter control of the distance function between a point and the value . Here, both parameters are numerical functions. The first one controls the distance between and some appropriate point in comparison with , whereas the second one estimates with respect to . It appears that the well harmonized relations between and are sufficient for the existence of fixed points of . Our results generalize several known fixed-point theorems.
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