Random fixed points of multivalued inward random operators.
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Some new and recent results on the fixed point theory of multivalued contractions and nonexpansive mappings are presented. Discussions concerning Reich's problem are included. Existence of fixed points for weakly inward contractions is proved. Local contractions are also discussed. The Kirk-Massa theorem is extended to inward multivalued nonexpansive mappings. Using an inequality characteristic of uniform convexity, another proof of Lim's theorem on weakly inward multivalued nonexpansive...