in this paper direct proofs of some common fixed point results for two and three mappings under weak contractive conditions are given. some of these results are improved by using different arguments of control functions. examples are presented showing that some generalizations cannot be obtained and also that our results are distinct from the existing ones.

‎in this paper‎, ‎by using four functionals fixed point theorem‎, ‎we obtain sufficient conditions for the existence of‎ ‎at least one positive solution of an $n$th-order $m$-point boundary value problem‎. ‎as an application‎, ‎we give an example to demonstrate our main result.

in this paper, we study the existence of coupled coincidence andcoupled common fixed points for single-valued and fuzzy mappingsunder a contractive condition in metric space. presented theoremsextend and improve the main results of abbas and$acute{c}$iri$acute{c}$ {itshape et al.} [m. abbas, l.$acute{c}$iri$acute{c}$, {itshape et al.}, coupled coincidenceand common fixed point theorems for hybr...

the main purpose of this paper is to obtain sufficient conditions for existence of points of coincidence and common fixed points for three self mappings in $b$-metric spaces. next, we obtain cone $b$-metric version of these results by using a scalarization function. our results extend and generalize several well known comparable results in the existing literature.

The main purpose of this paper is to obtain sufficient conditions for existence of points of coincidence and common fixed points for three self mappings in $b$-metric spaces. Next, we obtain cone $b$-metric version of these results by using a scalarization function. Our results extend and generalize several well known comparable results in the existing literature.

Schultz and Yarus (1996) propose that codon reassignment takes place through ambiguously translating intermediates, meaning ‘‘the supposition that codons are read ambiguously by two tRNAs (a tRNA and an RF [release factor] in the case of terminations), specifying insertion of more than one amino acid (or an amino acid as well as stop).’’ In simple terms, they propose that a codon can have two m...