Extreme points and support points of conformal mappings

The starlikeness, convexity, covering theorem and extreme points of p-harmonic mappings

The main aim of this paper is to introduce three classes $H^0_{p,q}$, $H^1_{p,q}$ and $TH^*_p$ of $p$-harmonic mappings and discuss the properties of mappings in these classes. First, we discuss the starlikeness and convexity of mappings in $H^0_{p,q}$ and $H^1_{p,q}$. Then establish the covering theorem for mappings in $H^1_{p,q}$. Finally, we determine the extreme points of the class $TH^*_{p}$.

Approximating fixed points of generalized nonexpansive mappings

Coincidence Points and Common Fixed Points for Expansive Type Mappings in $b$-Metric Spaces

The main purpose of this paper is to obtain sufficient conditions for existence of points of coincidence and common fixed points for a pair of self mappings satisfying some expansive type conditions in $b$-metric spaces. Finally, we investigate that the equivalence of one of these results in the context of cone $b$-metric spaces cannot be obtained by the techniques using scalarization function....

Solutions of variational inequalities on fixed points of nonexpansive mappings

n this paper , we propose a generalized iterative method forfinding a common element of the set of fixed points of a singlenonexpannsive mapping and the set of solutions of two variationalinequalities with inverse strongly monotone mappings and strictlypseudo-contractive of Browder-Petryshyn type mapping. Our resultsimprove and extend the results announced by many others.

the starlikeness, convexity, covering theorem and extreme points of p-harmonic mappings

the main aim of this paper is to introduce three classes $h^0_{p,q}$, $h^1_{p,q}$ and $th^*_p$ of $p$-harmonic mappings and discuss the properties of mappings in these classes. first, we discuss the starlikeness and convexity of mappings in $h^0_{p,q}$ and $h^1_{p,q}$. then establish the covering theorem for mappings in $h^1_{p,q}$. finally, we determine the extreme points of the class $th^*_{p}$.