A note on common fixed point theorems in partial metric spaces

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2011

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Karapınar, Erdal

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University of Miskolc

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Mathematics
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In this manuscript, we consider the notion of generalized Sehgal contraction condition in a partial metric space. For the pair of two self mappings (S, T) which satisfies Sehgal contraction condition, we obtain a unique common fixed point. © 2011 Miskolc University Press.

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Common fixed point, Partial metric space, Sehgal contraction condition

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Miskolc Mathematical Notes

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12

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2

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185

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191

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https://doi.org/10.18514/mmn.2011.335
 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14411/3661

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