In the present paper, we study existence of best proximity pair in ultrametric spaces. We show, under suitable assumptions, that proximinal $$(A,B)$$ has a pair. As consequence generalize well known approximation result and derive some fixed point theorems. Moreover, provide examples to illustrate obtained results.

In this paper, we consider the concepts farthest points and nearest points in normed linear spaces, We obtain a necessary and coecient conditions for proximinal, Chebyshev, remotal and uniquely remotal subsets in normed linear spaces. Also, we consider -remotality, -proximinality, coproximinality and co-remotality.

In this paper, we prove some approximate fixed point results for proximinal valued $beta$-contractive multifunctions on metric spaces. We show that our results generalize some old fixed point results in the literature.

Let G be a reflexive subspace of the Banach space E and let L(I, E) denote the space of all p-Bochner integrable functions on the interval I=[0, 1] with values in E, 1 [ pO.. Given any norm N(· , · ) on R, N nondecreasing in each coordinate on the set R +, we prove that L (I, G) is N-simultaneously proximinal in L(I, E). Other results are also obtained. © 2002 Elsevier Science (USA)

in this paper, we prove some approximate fixed point results for proximinal valued $beta$-contractive multifunctions on metric spaces. we show that our results generalize some old fixed point results in the literature.

This derivation of (2) is not valid, because this duality applies to inferences and theorems only, not to definitions. In fact, (1) should be treated as an axiom. Accordingly, the duality of Lemma 3.3.1 would not be valid until the dual (2) of (1) is proved independently, as we do below. Our new proof will make use of Proposition 3.3.3, the original proof of which is based on duality. So, we mu...

Answering a recent question posed by Gregori, Morillas and Sapena (“On a class of completable fuzzy metric spaces”, Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 161 (2010), 2193–2205) we present two examples of non strong fuzzy metrics (in the sense of George and Veeramani).