Following the idea of $L$-fuzzy neighborhood system as introduced byFu-Gui Shi, and its generalization to $(L,M)$-fuzzy neighborhood system, the relationship between  $(L,M)$-fuzzy topology and $(L,M)$-fuzzy neighborhood system will be further studied. As an application of the obtained results, we will describe the initial structures of $(L,M)$-fuzzy neighborhood subspaces and $(L,M)$-fuzzy top...

The purpose of this short note is to consider much shorter and nicer proofs about fixed point results on b-metric spaces via b-simulation function introduced very recently by Demma et al. [M. Demma, R. Saadati, P. Vetro, emph{Fixed point results on b-metric space via Picard sequences and b-simulation functions}, Iranian J. Math. Sci. Infor. 11 (1) (2016) 123--136].

The aim of this paper is to introduce the notion of  -chainable intuitionistic fuzzy metric spaces and prove a common fixed point theorem for four weakly compatible mappings in this newly defined space. Our result is intuitionistic fuzzy version of Cho and Jung's [1] and Mukherjee's [9] results in  -chainable fuzzy metric space.

In a fuzzy metric space (X;M; *), where * is a continuous t-norm,a locally fuzzy contraction mapping is de ned. It is proved that any locally fuzzy contraction mapping is a global fuzzy contractive. Also, if f satis es the locally fuzzy contractivity condition then it satis es the global fuzzy contrac-tivity condition.    

In this paper, we introduce a new fuzzy metric based on gradual numbers. Firstly, the concept of gradual metric spaces is introduced. And then, basic topological concepts in gradual metric spaces are presented and their properties are investigated. Mathematics Subject Classification: 54E35, 03E72

The present paper is mainly concerned with several new types of fixed point theorems in different spaces such as cone metric spaces and fuzzy metric spaces. By using these obtained fixed point theorems, we then prove the existence and uniqueness of the solutions to two classes of two-point ordinary differential equation problems.