Orthogonal m-metric spaces and an application to solve integral equations

Coupled fixed point on ordered cone metric spaces with application in integral equations

Our theorems are on ordered cone metric spaces which are not necessarily normal. In the end, we describe the application of the main results in the integral equation.Although Du in [W‎. ‎S‎. ‎Du‎, ‎A note on cone metric fixed point theory and its equivalence‎, ‎Nonlinear Analysis‎, ‎72(2010) 2259-2261.]‎, ‎showed that the fixed point results in the setting of cone...

Modified homotopy method to solve non-linear integral equations

In this article we decide to define a modified homotopy perturbation for solving non-linear integral equations. Almost, all of the papers that was presented to solve non-linear problems by the homotopy method, they used from two non-linear and linear operators. But we convert a non-linear problem to two suitable non-linear operators also we use from appropriate bases functions such as Legendre ...

Coincidence point theorem in ordered fuzzy metric spaces and its application in integral inclusions

The purpose of this paper is to present some coincidence point and common  fixed point theorems for multivalued contraction maps in complete fuzzy  metric spaces endowed with a partial order. As an application, we give  an existence theorem of solution for general classes of integral  inclusions by the coincidence point theorem.

SOME COUPLED FIXED POINT RESULTS ON MODIFIED INTUITIONISTIC FUZZY METRIC SPACES AND APPLICATION TO INTEGRAL TYPE CONTRACTION

In this paper, we introduce fruitful concepts of common limit range and joint common limit range for coupled mappings on modified intuitionistic fuzzy metric spaces. An illustrations are also given to justify the notion of common limit range and joint common limit range property for coupled maps. The purpose of this paper is to prove fixed point results for coupled mappings on modified intuitio...

Contractive Mapping in Generalized, Ordered Metric Spaces with Application in Integral Equations