Fixed Point Theorems Using Interpolative Boyd-Wong Type Contractions And Interpolative Matkowski Type Contractions on Partial Sb-Metric Space

Anuradha Gupta; Rahul Mansotra

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Fixed Point Theorems Using Interpolative Boyd-Wong Type Contractions And Interpolative Matkowski Type Contractions on Partial Sb-Metric Space

Anuradha Gupta·Rahul Mansotra

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In this article, we define and explore the topological properties of partial Sb-metric space. We define interpolative Boyd-Wong type contraction and interpolative Matkowski type contractions in the setting of partial Sb-metric space and obtain fixed point results for the same.

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Anuradha Gupta, Rahul Mansotra. 2023-09-27. Fixed Point Theorems Using Interpolative Boyd-Wong Type Contractions And Interpolative Matkowski Type Contractions on Partial Sb-Metric Space. https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.12161

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