Finding minimum norm fixed point of nonexpansive mappings and applications.
We present an overview of generalizations of Banach's fixed point theorem and continuation results for contractions, i.e., results establishing that the existence of a fixed point is preserved by suitable homotopies. We will consider single-valued and multi-valued contractions in metric and in gauge spaces.
We show that in all infinite-dimensional normed spaces it is possible to construct a fixed point free continuous map of the unit ball whose measure of noncompactness is bounded by 2. Moreover, for a large class of spaces (containing separable spaces, Hilbert spaces and l-infinity (S)) even the best possible bound 1 is attained for certain measures of noncompactness.
Using modified Halpern iterations, by elementary method, we extend and improve results obtained by W.A. Kirk (Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 29 (1971), 294) and others, which have recently been presented in Chapter 11 of Handbook of Metric Fixed Point Theory (2001).
In this paper, we extend several concepts from geometry of Banach spaces to modular spaces. With a careful generalization, we can cover all corresponding results in the former setting. Main result we prove says that if is a convex, -complete modular space satisfying the Fatou property and -uniformly convex for all , C a convex, -closed, -bounded subset of , a -nonexpansive mapping, then has a fixed point.
Let be a cone in a Hilbert space , be an accretive mapping (equivalently, be a dissipative mapping) and be a nonexpansive mapping. In this paper, some fixed point theorems for mappings of the type are established. As an application, we utilize the results presented in this paper to study the existence problem of solutions for some kind of nonlinear integral equations in .
Some new fixed point results are established for mappings of the form with compact and pseudocontractive.