COMMON PERIODIC SOFT POINTS OF THE ASYMPTOTIC SEQUENCES IN SOFT METRIC SPACES

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2017

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Yokohama Publ

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Mathematics
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The purpose of this paper is to study the important properties of soft sets and soft metric spaces, and then we prove some theorems which assures the existence of common periodic soft points for the asymptotic sequences with respect to the soft Meir-Keeler type functions on a complete soft metric space. Our results generalize many recent fixed point results in the literature.

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Common periodic soft point, soft metric space, asymptotic sequence, soft Meir-Keeler type function

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18

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6

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1141

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1151

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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14411/9088

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