The concept of fuzzy sets was introduced by Zadeh [21] in 1965. After that a lot of work has been done regarding fuzzy sets and fuzzy mappings. The concept of fuzzy mappings was first introduced by Heilpern [10], he proved fixed point theorem for fuzzy contraction mappings which is a fuzzy analogue of the fixed point theorem for multi valued mappings of Nadler [15], Vijayraju and Marudai [19] g...

In the framework of metric spaces, we introduce concept Geraghty-Ciric type contractions and show existence uniqueness fixed point such mappings. This result improves unifies those obtained by Geraghty (Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 40, 604-608 (1973)) Ciric 45, 267-273, (1974)). Several technical lemmas are employed to ensure that a Picard sequence is Cauchy sequence. addition, two illustrative examp...

in this note, by considering the notions of the intuitionistic general l-fuzzy automaton and $(alpha, beta)$-language, we show that for any $(alpha, beta)$-language $mathcal{l}$, there exists a minimal intuitionistic general l-fuzzy automaton recognizing $mathcal{l}$.we prove that the minimal intuitionistic general l-fuzzy automaton is isomorphic with threshold $(alpha,beta)$ to any $(alpha, be...

‎in this paper, based on [a. razani, v. rako$check{c}$evi$acute{c}$ and z. goodarzi, nonself mappings in modular spaces and common fixed point theorems, cent. eur. j. math. 2 (2010) 357-366.] a fixed point theorem for non-self contraction mapping $t$ in the modular space $x_rho$ is presented. moreover, we study a new version of krasnoseleskii's fixed point theorem for $s+t$, where $t$ is a cont...

Abstract In this article, we introduce two new types of generalized contraction mappings in double controlled metric type spaces: Θ-double mapping and Ćirić-Reich-Rus-type-Θ-double mapping. For each mapping, establish the existence uniqueness fixed point theorems on complete space provide examples. We present an application our results demonstrate how generalize several existing literature.

The concept of a fuzzy set was introduced by Zadeh [13], and later Chang [3] defined fuzzy topological spaces. These spaces and their generalizations are later studied by several authors, one of which, developed by Šostak [11, 12], used the idea of degree of openness. This type of generalization of fuzzy topological spaces was later rephrased by Chattopadhyay et al. [4], and by Ramadan [10]. In...