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Fixed point theorems for generalized multivalued contraction

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In this paper, a fixed point theorem for multi-valued mappings on a complete metric space is established taking a general contractive condition which generalizes several contractive conditions. Many generalizations of some well known results are also obtained as corollaries. Further, we give an application to the existence and uniqueness of solutions for certain classes of functional equations arising in dynamic programming.

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Chandra, N., Joshi, M.C. & Singh, N.K. Fixed point theorems for generalized multivalued contraction. J Anal 26, 49–59 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41478-017-0067-0

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