DEGREE THEORY FOR MULTIVALUED (S) TYPE MAPPINGS AND FIXED POINT THEOREMS

The main purpose of this paper is devoted to generalizing the results of Browder[1,2]This paper consists of four parts. In the first part, we introduce the concepts of multivalued (S) and (S), type mappings and the concepts of the limits of multivalued (S) and (S) + type mappings. These kinds of mappings contain many monotone type mappings, such as maximal monotone mapping, bounded pseudo-monotone mapping and bounded generalized pseudo-monotone mapping, as its special cases. In the second part we define the pseudo-degree for (S) type mapping and the degree for (S)+ type mapping. These two kinds of degrees are all the generalizations of the degree defined by Browder[1,2] As applications, we utilize the degree theory presented in part 2 to study the existence of solutions for the multivalued operator equations (see part 3) and to obtain some new fixed point theorems in part 4.

FIXED POINT THEOREM OF NONEXPANSIVE MAPPINGS IN CONVEX METRIC SPACES

Let X be a convex metric space with the property that every decreasing sequence of nonenply dosed subsets of X with diameters tending to has menemptyintersection. This paper proved that if T is a mapping of a elosed conver nonempty subset K of X into itself satisfying the inequality:for all x,y in K,where then T has a unique fixed point in K.

A Common Fixed Point Theorem for Compatible Mappings of Type （K） in Intuitionistic Fuzzy Metric space

The purpose of our paper is to obtain a common fixed point theorem for two pairs of self-mappings of compatible of type （K） in a complete intuitionistic fuzzy Metric space with example. Our result generalized and improves similar other results in literature.

COINCIDENCE POINT THEOREMS iN PROBABILISTIC METRIC SPACES WITH A CONVEX STRUCTURES

In lhis paper we draw some coincidence and common fixed point theorems fornonlinear hybrid contraction mappings on probabilistic metric spaces with a convexstructure.

A two scaled numerical method for global analysis of high dimensional nonlinear systems

This paper first analyzes the features of two classes of numerical methods for global analysis of nonlinear dynamical systems, which regard state space respectively as continuous and discrete ones. On basis of this understanding it then points out that the previously proposed method of point mapping under cell reference (PMUCR), has laid a frame work for the development of a two scaled numerical method suitable for the global analysis of high dimensional nonlinear systems, which may take the advantages of both classes of single scaled methods but will release the difficulties induced by the disadvantages of them. The basic ideas and main steps of implementation of the two scaled method, namely extended PMUCR, are elaborated. Finally, two examples are presented to demonstrate the capabilities of the proposed method.

A NEW APPROACH FOR THE SOLUTION OF SINGULAR OPTIMUM IN STRUCTURAL TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION

In order to overcome the difficulties caused by singular optima, in the present paper, a new method for the solutions of structural topology optimization problems is proposed. The distinctive feature of this method is that instead of solving the original optimization problem directly, we turn to seeking the solutions of a sequence of approximated problems which are formulated by relaxing the constraints of the original problem to some extent. The approximated problem can be solved efficiently by employing the algorithms developed for sizing optimization problems because its solution is not singular. It can also be proved that when the relaxation parameter is tending to zero, the solution of the approximated problem will converge to the solution of the original problem uniformly. Numerical examples illustrate the effectiveness and validity of the present approach. Results are also compared with those obtained by traditional methods.

Multiple Positive Periodic Solutions for Functional Differential Equations with Infinite Delay

In this paper, we investigate the existence of multiple positive periodic solutions for functional differential equations with infinite delay by applying the Krasnoselskii fixed point theorem for cone map and the Leggett-Williams fixed point theorem.

Points of Coincidence for Weakly Compatible Pair of Mappings in Cone Metric Spaces

In this paper, some new existence and uniqueness of points of coincidence of weakly compatible pair of mappings is obtained, which does not satisfy continuity and commutativity. The conditions are weaker than the usual conditions in cone metric spaces.

Rational maps as Schwarzian primitives

We examine when a meromorphic quadratic differential φ with prescribed poles is the Schwarzian derivative of a rational map. We give a necessary and sufficient condition: In the Laurent series of φ around each pole c, the most singular term should take the form(1- d2)/(2(z- c)2), where d is an integer, and then a certain determinant in the next d coefficients should vanish. This condition can be optimized by neglecting some information on one of the poles(i.e., by only requiring it to be a double pole). The case d = 2 was treated by Eremenko(2012). We show that a geometric interpretation of our condition is that the complex projective structure induced by φ outside the poles has a trivial holonomy group. This statement was suggested to us by Thurston in a private communication. Our work is related to the problem of finding a rational map f with a prescribed set of critical points, since the critical points of f are precisely the poles of its Schwarzian derivative.Finally, we study the pole-dependency of these Schwarzian derivatives. We show that, in the cubic case with simple critical points, an analytic dependency fails precisely when the poles are displaced at the vertices of a regular ideal tetrahedron of the hyperbolic 3-ball.