SOME NEW EXTENSIONS OF EDELSTEIN-SUZUKI-TYPE FIXED POINT THEOREM TO G-METRIC AND G-CONE METRIC SPACES

In this paper, we prove some fixed point theorems for generalized contractions in the setting of G-metric spaces. Our results extend a result of Edelstein [M. Edelstein, On fixed and periodic points under contractive mappings, J. London Math. Soc., 37 （1962）, 74-79] and a result of Suzuki [T. Suzuki, A new type of fixed point theorem in metric spaces, Nonlinear Anal., 71 （2009）, 5313-5317]. We prove, also, a fixed point theorem in the setting of G-cone metric spaces.

Some Notes on G-cone Metric Spaces

In this paper, we introduce a G metric on the G-cone metric space and then prove that a complete G-cone metric space is always a complete G metric space and verify that a contractive mapping on the G-cone metric space is a contractive mapping on the G metric space. At last, we also give a new way to obtain the unique fixed point on G-cone metric space.

Caristi’s Fixed Point Theorem in G-Cone Metric Spaces and Application

In this work, we introduce a few versions of Caristi’s fixed point theorems in G-cone metric spaces which extend Caristi’s fixed point theorems in metric spaces. Analogues of such fixed point theorems are proved in this space. Our work extends a good number of results in this area of research.

GENERALIZATIONS OF THE SUZUKI AND KANNAN FIXED POINT THEOREMS IN G-CONE METRIC SPACES

In this paper we develop the Banach contraction principle and Kannan fixed point theorem on generalized cone metric spaces. We prove a version of Suzuki and Kannan type generalizations of fixed point theorems in generalized cone metric spaces.

Rock Mass Quality Rating Based on the Multi-Criteria Grey Metric Space

Assessment of rock mass quality significantly impacts the design and construction of underground and open-pit mines from the point of stability and economy.This study develops the novel Gromov-Hausdorff distance for rock quality(GHDQR)methodology for rock mass quality rating based on multi-criteria grey metric space.It usually presents the quality of surrounding rock by classes(metric spaces)with specified properties and adequate interval-grey numbers.Measuring the distance between surrounding rock sample characteristics and existing classes represents the core of this study.The Gromov-Hausdorff distance is an especially useful discriminant function,i.e.,a classifier to calculate these distances,and assess the quality of the surrounding rock.The efficiency of the developed methodology is analyzed using the Mean Absolute Percentage Error(MAPE)technique.Seven existing methods,such as the Gaussian cloud method,Discriminant method,Mutation series method,Artificial neural network(ANN),Support vector machine(SVM),Grey wolf optimizer and Support vector classification method(GWO-SVC)and Rock mass rating method(RMR)are used for comparison with the proposed GHDQR method.The share of the highly accurate category of 85.71%clearly indicates compliance with actual values obtained by the compared methods.The results of comparisons showed that the model enables objective,efficient,and reliable assessment of rock mass quality.

OBSTACLE PROBLEMS ON RCD(K,N)METRIC MEASURE SPACES

In this paper,we solve the obstacle problems on metric measure spaces with generalized Ricci lower bounds.We show the existence and Lipschitz continuity of the solutions,and then we establish some regularities of the free boundaries.

Generalization of Inequalities in Metric Spaces with Applications

In this paper, which serves as a continuation of earlier work, we generalize the idea of inequalities in metric spaces and use them to demonstrate that the incomplete metric space can be used to obtain a Banach space.

Fixed points on complete metric spaces

Two new fixed point theorems on two complete metric spaces are proved by using the concept of w -distance. One of the results is: let (X,d) and (Y,ρ) be two complete metric spaces,let p 1 be a w -distance on X and p 2 be a w -distance on Y . If T is a continuous mapping of X into Y and S is a mapping of Y into X ,satisfying the inequalities: p 1(STx,STx′)≤c max ｛p 1(x,x′),p 1(x,STx),p 1(x′,STx′),p 1(x,STx′)/2,p 2(Tx,Tx′)｝ and p 2(TSy,TSy′)≤c max ｛p 2(y,y′),p 2(y,TSy),p 2(y′,TSy′),p 2(y,TSy′)/2,p 1(Sy,Sy′)｝ for all x,x′ in X and y,y′ in Y ,where 0≤ c<1. We have proved that ST has a unique fixed point z in X and TS has a unique fixed point w in Y . The two theorems have improved the fixed point theorems of Fisher and Namdeo,et al.

Common Fixed Point Theorems for Commuting Maps on a Complete Metric Space

The concept of w distance on a metric space is introduced and three common fixed points theorems for commuting maps on a complete metric space are proved. These results extended fixed point theorems of Jungck and Ciric.

《Metric Linear Spaces》的两点注记

指出StefanRolewicz先生的名著《MetricLinearSpaces》中的三个定理的证明错误 。

GENERALIZED H-KKM TYPE THEOREMS IN H-METRIC SPACES WITH APPLICATIONS

The new notions of H-metric spaces and generalized H-KKM mappings were introduced. Some generalized H-KKM type theorems for generalized H-K-KM mappings with finitely metrically compactly closed values and finitely metrically compactly open values were established in H-metric spaces. These theorems generalize recent results of Khamsi and Yuan. As applications, some Ky Fan type matching theorems for finitely metrically compactly open covers and finitely metrically compactly closed covers, fixed point theorems and minimax inequality are obtained in H-metric spaces. These results generalize a number of known results in recent literature.

New Common Fixed Point Results for Four Maps on Cone Metric Spaces

In this paper, some new existence and uniqueness of common fixed points for four mappings are obtained, which do not satisfy continuity and commutation on non-normal cone metric spaces. These results improve and generalize several well-known comparable results in the literature.

FIXED POINT THEOREMS FOR MAPPINGS SATISFYING IMPLICIT RELATION ON TWO COMPLETE AND COMPACT METRIC SPACES

First, the implicit relations were given. A common fixed point theorem was proved for two mappings satisfying implicit relation functions. A further fixed point theorem was proved for mappings satisfying implicit relation functions on two compact metric spaces.

COMMON FIXED POINT OF GENERALIZED WEAKLY CONTRACTIVE MAPS IN PARTIAL METRIC SPACES

In this paper, using the context of complete partial metric spaces, some common fixed point results of maps that satisfy the generalized （ψ, Ф）-weak contractive conditions are obtained. Our results generalize, extend, unify, enrich and complement many existing results in the literature. Example are given showing the validaty of our results.

A NEW PERTURBATION THEOREM FOR MOORE-PENROSE METRIC GENERALIZED INVERSE OF BOUNDED LINEAR OPERATORS IN BANACH SPACES

In this paper, we investigate a new perturbation theorem for the Moore-Penrose metric generalized inverses of a bounded linear operator in Banach space. The main tool in this paper is ＂the generalized Neumann lemma＂ which is quite different from the method in [12] where ＂the generalized Banach lemma＂ was used. By the method of the perturba- tion analysis of bounded linear operators, we obtain an explicit perturbation theorem and three inequalities about error estimates for the Moore-Penrose metric generalized inverse of bounded linear operator under the generalized Neumann lemma and the concept of stable perturbations in Banach spaces.

Some New Theorems of Lipschitz Type Mappings in Cone Metric Spaces

In this paper, some new existence and uniqueness of common fixed points for three mappings of Lipschitz type are obtained. The conditions are greatly weaker than the classic conditions in cone metric spaces. These results improve and generalize several wellknown comparable results in the literature. Moreover, our results are supported by some examples.

SPATIAL GRADIENT ANALYSIS OF URBAN GREEN SPACES COMBINED WITH LANDSCAPE METRICS IN JINAN CITY OF CHINA

Urban green spaces have been arisen growing concern responded to the social and environmental costs of urban sprawl. A wide range of planning and policies has been and/or will be designed to protect urban green spaces and optimize their spatial pattern. A better design or planning of urban green space can make a major contribution to quality of environment and urban life, and furthermore can decide whether we can have a sustainable development in the urban area. Information about the status quo of urban green spaces can help planners design more effectively. However, how to quantify and capture such information will be the essential question we face. In this paper, to quantify the urban green space, a new method comprising gradient analysis, landscape metrics and GIS was developed through a case of Jinan City. The results demonstrate: 1) the gradient analysis is a valid and reliable instrument to quantify the urban green space spatial pattern precisely; 2) using moving window, explicit landscape metrics were spatially realized. Compared with quantifying metrics in the entire landscape, it would be better to link pattern with process and establish an important basis for analyzing the ecological and socioeconomic functions of green spaces.

FIXED POINTS ON TWO COMPLETE AND COMPACT METRIC SPACES

By using functions, some related fixed point theorems on two metric spaces are established. These results generalize some theorems of Fisher.

Common Fixed Point Theorems in Intuitionistic Fuzzy Metric Spaces

In this paper, we introduce the concept of – chainable intuitionistic fuzzy metric space akin to the notion of – chainable fuzzy metric space introduced by Cho, and Jung [1] and prove a common fixed point theorem for weakly compatible mappings in this newly defined space.

CONVERGENCE OF ISHIKAWA TYPE ITERATIVE SEQUENCE WITH ERRORS FOR QUASI-CONTRACTIVE MAPPINGS IN CONVEX METRIC SPACES

Some convergence theorems of Ishikawa type iterative sequence with errors for nonlinear general quasi-contractive mapping in convex metric spaces are proved. The results not only extend and improve the corresponding results of L. B. Ciric, Q. H. Liu, H. E. Rhoades and H. K. Xu, et al., but also give an affirmative answer to the open question of Rhoades-Naimpally- Singh in convex metric spaces.