Fixed Point Theorems in Controlled Multiplicative Metric-Like Space
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In this paper, we have introduced a new concept in metric spaces called Controlled Multiplicative Metric-like Spaces. We have established fixed point theorems in this space by applying contraction. Additionally, we present a non-trivial example that demonstrates the existence of fixed points within this new space. The findings contribute to the ongoing development of fixed point theory in generalized metric-like structures and open avenues for further research in related analytical and applied domains.Abstract
Mathematical Subject Classification: Primary 47H10; Secondary 54H25
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