Imperative remarks for "on common coupled fixed point theorems for comparable mappings in ordered partially metric spaces" and an answer to the question: How to smooth it away

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2015

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We show that the main result in the work by Mutlu et al. is not true. We explain point by point some of its main mistakes and we propose an alternative version to smooth away the defects of it. © 2015 Hamed H. Alsulami et al.

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Abstract and Applied Analysis

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https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/730268
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