On ćirić type φ-geraghty contractions

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2019

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Chiang Mai University

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Mathematics
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In this paper we introduce the notions of φ-Geraghty contractions and Ćirić type φ-Geraghty contractions. We also investigate under which conditions such mappings posses a unique fixed point in the framework of complete metric spaces. We consider examples to show the validity of our main results. © 2019 by the Mathematical Association of Thailand.

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Fixed point, Geraghty contraction, Metric space, Ćirić contraction

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Thai Journal of Mathematics

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17

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1

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205

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216

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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14411/9508

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