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Nonlinear and orbital directional regularities for set-valued mappings and applications to fixed points

Marius Durea·Nguyen Huu Tron·Michel Théra
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Motivated by developments in metric regularity theory for set-valued mappings, this paper introduces several directional regularity notions that are weaker than the corresponding classical regularity properties. We investigate the relationships among these concepts and establish a classification framework based on directional minimal time functions. Particular attention is devoted to directional orbital regularity and directional orbital Aubin continuity, which are shown to provide a natural setting for the analysis of fixed point phenomena. Using these notions, we derive approximate and exact fixed point theorems for set-valued mappings under directional assumptions. The obtained results are expressed in terms of minimal time functions and orbital approximation procedures, allowing for anisotropic and asymmetric behaviors that are not captured by the classical nondirectional framework. We further apply the developed theory to directional coincidence point results, coupled fixed point theorems, and Milyutin-type perturbation stability properties. The proposed approach provides a unified directional perspective on fixed point theory and variational analysis. In particular, it recovers several known results from the literature as special cases and yields new extensions under substantially weaker assumptions than classical contraction or global regularity conditions.

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Marius Durea, Nguyen Huu Tron, Michel Théra. 2026-08-07. Nonlinear and orbital directional regularities for set-valued mappings and applications to fixed points. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.06858

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