A generalization of Kannan and Chatterjea fixed point theorems on complete $b$-metric spaces
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In this paper, we give some results on the common fixed point of self-mappings defined on complete $b$-metric spaces. Our results generalize Kannan and Chatterjea fixed point theorems on complete $b$-metric spaces. In particular, we show that two self-mappings satisfying a contraction type inequality have a unique common fixed point. We also give some examples to illustrate the given results.
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volume 06 issue 1
pages 77- 86
publication date 2017-04-01
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