This paper investigates the fractals generated by the dynamical system of intuitionistic fuzzy contractions in the intuitionistic fuzzy metric spaces by generalizing the Hutchinson-Barnsley theory. We prove some existence and uniqueness theorems of fractals in the standard intuitionistic fuzzy metric spaces by using the intuitionistic fuzzy Banach contraction theorem. In addition to that, we an...

in this paper, some recent results established by marin borcut [m. borcut, tripled fixed point theorems for monotone mappings in partially ordered metric spaces, carpathian j. math. 28, 2 (2012), 207--214] and [m. borcut, tripled coincidence theorems for monotone mappings in partially ordered metric spaces, creat. math. inform. 21, 2 (2012), 135--142] are generalized and improved, with much sho...

After the definition of the concept of fuzzy metric space by some authors 1–3 , the fixed point theory on these spaces has been developing see, e.g., 4–9 . Generally, this theory on fuzzy metric space is done for contractive or contractive-type mappings see 2, 10–13 and references therein . In this paper we introduce the concept of fuzzy order ψ-contractive mappings and give two fixed point the...

in this paper, a common fixed point theorem for $psi$-weakly commuting maps in l-fuzzy metric spaces is proved.

In this paper, the notion of $psi -$weak contraction cite{Rhoades} isextended to fuzzy metric spaces. The existence of common fixed points fortwo mappings is established where one mapping is $psi -$weak contractionwith respect to another mapping on a fuzzy metric space. Our resultgeneralizes a result of Gregori and Sapena cite{Gregori}.

In this paper, a common fixed point theorem in M-fuzzy metric spaces for property (E) is proved. AMS Subject Classification: 54E40, 54E35, 54H25.

We introduce a fuzzy metric on the set of probability measures on a fuzzy metric space. The construction is an analogue, in the realm of fuzzy metric spaces, of the Prokhorov metric on the set of probability measures on compact metric spaces. © 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.