scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1925976
This article deals with fixed points for random operators \(T: \Omega\times X\to X\) (\(\Omega\), \({\mathcal A}\) is a measurable space, \(X\) a Banach space ordered by a cone \(K\)). The author proves the existence of minimal and maximal fixed points of a monotone and continuous random operator \(T\) at the segment \(\langle a,b\rangle\) invariant for \(T\) in the cases when either \(T(\omega)\) is \(\alpha\)-condensing and \(K\) normal or \(K\) is regular; then he considers some cases when either \(T(\omega)= A(\omega)+ B(\omega)\) or \(T(\omega)= A(\omega)\times B(\omega)\) (of course, in this case it is assumed that \(X\) is an algebra) where \(A(\omega)\) is a contraction and \(B(\omega)\) completely continuous. As applications of these results, the following nonlinear functional random integral equation \[ x(t,\omega)= q(t,\omega)+ \int_0^{\sigma(t)} f(s,x(\eta(s),\omega), \omega)\,ds \] and the corresponding functional first-order random-differential equation are considered.
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