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Critical remarks on "Existence of the solution to second order differential equation through fixed point results for nonlinear F-contractions involving w0-distance"

Zoran Kadelburga, Nicola Fabianob, E Milica Savatovicc, Stojan Radenovicd

O a University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mathematics,

Belgrade, Republic of Serbia, e-mail: kadelbur@matf.bg.ac.rs, ORCID iD: © https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9103-713X

o b University of Belgrade, "Vinca" Institute of Nuclear Sciences - National

m Institute of the Republic of Serbia, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia,

> e-mail: nicola.fabiano@gmail.com, corresponding author

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University of Belgrade, School of Electrical Engineering, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia, e-mail: milica.makragic@etf.rs, ORCID iD: © https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0439-1451 d University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, ^ Belgrade, Republic of Serbia,

^ e-mail: radens@beotel.rs,

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h DOI: 10.5937/vojtehg71-46505;https://doi.org/10.5937/vojtehg71-46505

FIELD: mathematics ^ ARTICLE TYPE: original scientific paper

Abstract:

Introduction/purpose: In this paper, several critical remarks are presented concerning the paper of Iqbal & Rizwan: Existence of the solution to second order differential equation through fixed point results for nonlinear F-contractions involving w0-distance from 2020. Methods: Conventional theoretical methods of functional analysis. Results: It is shown that their use of the non-decreasing "control" function F instead of a strictly increasing one in Wardowski-type results usually produces contradictions.

Conclusion: It is shown that such results can be obtained in a more general class of metric-like spaces, where strict monotonicity is the only as-

ACKNOWLEDGMENT: The research of Milica Savatovic was supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia, Project No 174032.

sumption that has to be imposed on the function F. An example is pre- ¡5

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Key words: F-contraction, fixed point, metric-like space, strictly increas- £ ing function.

Introduction and preliminaries

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D. Wardowski's result from (Wardowski, 2012) can be considered as one of the significant generalizations of S. Banach's basic result from 1922. In this generalization, Wardowski used a function F : (0, ^ R satisfying the following three properties:

(F1) F is strictly increasing, i.e., ti < t2 implies F(ti) < F(t2);

(F2) for any sequence {an} c (0, an = 0 if and only if

F(an) = -to (i.e., limt^o+ F(t) = -to);

(F3) there exists k e (0,1) such that lim^0+ tkF(t) = 0.

He proved that a self-map T on a complete metric space (X, d) has a unique fixed point if there exists a positive number t and a function F satisfying the previously mentioned conditions, such that, for all x,y e X 8 with Tx = Ty,

t + F(d(Tx,Ty)) < F(d(x,y)) (1)

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where p is some function from (0, to itself satisfying lim infp(s) > 0 for each t > 0 (he called such mappings (p, F)-contractions).

In a multitude of subsequent papers, dozens of authors used Wardowski's approach for mappings acting in various spaces (such as 6-metric | spaces, partial metric spaces, metric-like spaces, cone metric spaces, G-metric spaces, rectangular metric spaces, as well as in spaces endowed with a w-distance) - a review of these results until 2022 can be found in (Fabiano et al, 2022). We recall here the definitions of w-distance p of O. Kada, T. Suzuki and W. Takahashi and metric-like n of A. Amini-Harandi. n

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Definition 1. (Kada et al, 1996) Let (X,d) be a metric space and let a mapping p : X x X ^ [0, satisfy:

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(u1) n(x,y) = 0 implies x = y; (p2) n(x,y) = n(y,x); (ju3) fi(x, y) < fi(x, z) + p(z, y). Then (Xis called a metric-like space.

Note that, see, e.g. (Iqbal & Rizwan, 2020) or (Kadelburg & Radenovic, 2024), for a w-distance p on a set X, the mapping

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Definition 3. (Amini-Harandi, 2012) Let (X, d) be a metric-like space and

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1. The sequence {xn} is said to converge to x g X if

d(x, xn) = d(x, x).

2. {xn} is a Cauchy sequence if d(xm,xn) exists and is finite.

3. The space (X,d) is said to be complete if every Cauchy sequence {xn} in X converges to some x g X such that

limm,n^+^ d(xm, xn) = d(xj x) = limn^+^ d(xn, x).

4. A mapping T : X ^ X is continuous at a point x g X if xn = x implies Txn = Tx.

On the other hand, some authors considered different conditions on the "control" function F, culminating in O. Popescu's and G. Stan's proof, see

(Popescu & Stan, 2020), Theorem 5, that in fact just condition (F1) is suffi- £ cient for obtaining the basic result from (Wardowski, 2012), see also (Fabi- 1 ano et al, 2022), Theorem 2.3 and Remark 2.4. °°

It is natural to ask whether the property (F1) of the function F can be ^ replaced by a weaker property that F is non-decreasing, but not strictly increasing. Of course, there are a lot of such functions. a.

In the recent paper (Iqbal & Rizwan, 2020), the authors tried to generalize the results of papers (Wardowski, 2012) and (Wardowski, 2018) in two ways - firstly, instead of metric d they used w-distance p or metric-like ¡j,. On the other hand, instead of the assumption (F1), the authors of (Iqbal & Rizwan, 2020) used the weaker assumption

(F1') the function F is non-decreasing on (0, i.e. ti < t2 implies F(ti) < F(t2), together with the assumptions (F2) and (F3).

Unfortunately, all their results obtained under the assumption (F1') may be incompatible with a Wardowski-type contractive condition. To show that, the following observation can be useful.

Now, it is easy to construct examples like the following one.

Example. Consider X = [0, with the standard metric d(x, y) = \x - y\ and the mapping T : X ^ X given by Tx = 4x. The function

satisfies conditions (F1'), (F2) and (F3) (but not (F1)!). However, if 4 < \x - y\ < 2, then the condition (1) reduces to t + 0 < 0, i.e., t < 0, which is incompatible with the basic assumption t > 0.

Lemma 4. If F : (0, +œ) ^ R is a non-decreasing, but not strictly increas- g ing function, then there exists an interval (a, b) c (0, +rc>) such that the restriction of F to this interval is constant.

Proof.Since F is non-decreasing but not strictly increasing, then there are -§ a,b e (0, such that a < b and F(a) = F(b). But then F is a constant function on (a, b). □

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Lemma 6. Let (X, d) be a metric-like space and {xn} be a sequence in X So such that {d(xn+i,xn)} is a non-increasing sequence and that Tn limn^+^ d(xn+i,xn) = 0. If {xn} is not a Cauchy sequence, then for some

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Remark 7. Lemma 6 is true without the hypothesis that the sequence {d(xn+i,xn)} is non-increasing. In that case one can get that the following sequences tend to e+ as k ^

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In this paper, besides already mentioned problems with using non-decreasing functions in Wardowski-type results, we show how generalizations of such results can be derived in the framework of metric-like spaces, using just strict monotonicity of the "control" function F. Modifying the original Wardowski's example, we show that the obtained results are stronger than Banach-type ones.

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Theorem 8. Let (X, j) be a complete metric-like space and T : X — X. If p and F are functions with the properties stated above, and such that, for |

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Proof. We first prove the uniqueness of a possible fixed point. Indeed, if x and y be two distinct fixed points of the mapping T, then both conditions | would be met and still it would hold that p(j(x, y))+F(j(x, y)) < F(j(x, y)), which is a contradiction with p(j(x,y)) > 0.

Similar as in the case of metric spaces, the continuity of mapping T follows from the contractive condition (2); however, due to the definition of limits in metric-like spaces (see Definition 3), the proof is a bit different. Namely, we have to prove that, for every sequence {xn} in X, j(xn, x) — j(x, x) = 0 as n — implies that j(Txn, Tx) ^ 0 as n ^

But it follows from the contractive condition (2) that j(Txn,Tx) < j(xn, x), implying that j(Txn, Tx) ^ 0 as n ^ It remains to prove that j(Txn, Tx) j(Tx, Tx), which will follow if we show that j(Tx,Tx) = 0. However, j(Tx,Tx) < 2j(Tx,Txn) according to the triangle relation. ^ Thus, we have proved that the continuity follows from the contractive con- | dition. ro

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The following example (which is adapted from (Wardowski, 2012), Example 2.5) shows that our Corollary 9 is stronger than the Banach-type fixed point result in metric-like spaces.

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We show first that T is not a Banach-type contraction in (X, ¡). Indeed, it is

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Remark 12. Just like Theorem 2.1, the other two Theorems 2.2 and 2.3 from (Iqbal & Rizwan, 2020) can be formulated and proved within the class w of metric-like spaces. And then only strict growth of the function F has to be assumed. One can use some function p or a given constant t as in our § Theorem 8 or Corollary 9.

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