Shorter Notes: A Characterization of Metric Completeness

DOI10.2307/2041008zbMATH Open0368.54007OpenAlexW2056024103WikidataQ29540735 ScholiaQ29540735MaRDI QIDQ4144441FDOQ4144441

Authors: J. D. Weston 

Publication date: 1977

Published in: Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.2307/2041008

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Fixed-point and coincidence theorems (topological aspects) (54H25) Complete metric spaces (54E50)

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• Generalized Caristi's fixed point theorems by Bae and others
• Caristi type and Meir-Keeler type fixed point theorems
• A generalization of the Banach contraction principle in noncomplete metric spaces
• A contribution to Reich's conjecture
• Some applications of Caristi's fixed point theorem in metric spaces
• A generalized Banach contraction principle that characterizes metric completeness
• Characterizations of reflexivity and compactness via the strong Ekeland variational principle
• Caristi's fixed point theorem in semimetric spaces
• Ekeland variational principle in asymmetric locally convex spaces
• Nonlinear local error bounds via a change of metric
• Completeness in quasi-metric spaces and Ekeland variational principle
• A stationary point theorem characterizing metric completeness
• Differential inequalities via maximal element techniques
• Drop theorems and lipschitzianness tests via maximality procedures
• Locally weak version of the contraction mapping principle
• Detecting the completeness of a Finsler manifold via potential theory for its infinity Laplacian
• Analytical Meir-Keeler type contraction mappings and equivalent characterizations
• Characterization of completeness for \(m\)-metric spaces and a related fixed point theorem
• Periodic and fixed points for Caristi-type \(G\)-contractions in extended \(b\)-gauge spaces
• Analysis of a relational fixed point problem
• A New Extension of Banach-Caristi Theorem and its Application to Nonlinear Functional Equations
• Fixed points and completeness in metric and generalized metric spaces
• Differential Lipschitzianness tests on abstract quasi-metric spaces
• On the weak form of Ekeland's variational principle in quasi-metric spaces
• On implicit multifunction theorems
• ON FIXED POINTS OF GENERALIZED SET-VALUED CONTRACTIONS
• Mean value theorems via maximal element techniques
• Caristi, Nadler and \(\mathcal{H}^+\)-type contractive mappings and their fixed points in \(\theta\)-metric spaces
• Completeness problem via fixed point theory

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