Abstract We consider operators A on a sequentially complete Hausdorff locally convex space X such that $$-A$$ - A generates (sequentially) equicontinuous equibounded $$C_0$$ C 0 -semigroup. For every Bernstein fun...

We provide an extension of the notion of chain-valued frame introduced by Pultr and Rodabaugh in [Category theoretic aspects of chain-valued frames: parts I and II, Fuzzy Sets and Systems 159 (2008) 501–528 and 529–558] by relaxing the assumption that L be a complete chain. As a result of this investigation we formulate the category L-Frm of L-frames under the weaker assumption that L is a comp...

In this state-of-the-art paper, important advances that have been made during the past five years for both general and interval type-2 fuzzy sets and systems are described. Interest in type-2 subjects is worldwide and touches on a broad range of applications and many interesting theoretical topics. The main focus of this paper is on the theoretical topics, with descriptions of what they are, wh...

‎In this paper‎, ‎we provide sufficient conditions for the existence of nonnegative solutions of a boundary value problem for a fractional order differential equation‎. ‎By applying Kranoselskii`s fixed--point theorem in a cone‎, ‎first we prove the existence of solutions of an auxiliary BVP formulated by truncating the response function‎. ‎Then the Arzela--Ascoli theorem is used to take $C^1$ ...

Let E be a vector valued sequence space with operator valued βdual E . If E satisfies certain gliding hump assumptions, we show that pointwise bounded subsets of E are sequentially equicontinuous. The result is established by considering uniform convergence of the elements in E .

We proved that a finite commuting Boyd-Wong type contractive family with equicontinuous words have the approximate common fixed point property. We also proved that given X Ă R, compact and convex subset, F : X Ñ X a compact-and-convex valued Lipschitz correspondence and g an isometry on X, then gF “ F g implies F admits a Lipschitz selection commuting with g.

A topological group is said to be ambitable if each uniformly bounded uniformly equicontinuous set of functions on the group with its right uniformity is contained in an ambit. For n = 0, 1, 2, . . ., every locally אn-bounded topological group is either precompact or ambitable. In the familiar semigroups constructed over ambitable groups, topological centres have an effective characterization.