Coupled coincidence point and common coupled fixed point theorems lacking the mixed monotone property
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In this paper, we prove the coupled coincidence point theorems for a w ∗ -compatible mapping in partially ordered cone metric spaces over a solid cone without the mixed g -monotone property. In the case of a totally ordered space, these results are automatically obvious under the assumption given. Therefore, these results can be applied in a much wider class of problems. We also prove the uniqueness of a common coupled fixed point in this setup and give some example which is not applied to the existence of a common coupled fixed point by using the mixed g -monotone property but can be applied to our results. MSC: 47H10, 54H25.

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Agarwaletal.FixedPointTheoryandApplications2013,2013:22
http://www.fixedpointtheoryandapplications.com/content/2013/1/22
RESEARCH OpenAccess
Coupledcoincidencepointandcommon
cofixedpointtheoremslackingthe
mixedmonotoneproperty
1,2 3* 3*RaviPAgarwal ,WutipholSintunavarat andPoomKumam
*Correspondence:
poom_teun@hotmail.com; Abstract
poom.kum@kmutt.ac.th ∗
3 Inthispaper,weprovethecoupledcoincidencepointtheoremsforaw -compatibleDepartmentofMathematics,
FacultyofScience,KingMongkut’s mappinginpartiallyorderedconemetricspacesoverasolidconewithoutthemixed
UniversityofTechnologyThonburi g-monotoneproperty.Inthecaseofatotallyorderedspace,theseresultsare
(KMUTT),BangMod,ThrungKru,
automaticallyobviousundertheassumptiongiven.Therefore,theseresultscanbeBangkok,10140,Thailand
Fulllistofauthorinformationis appliedinamuchwiderclassofproblems.Wealsoprovetheuniquenessofa
availableattheendofthearticle commoncoupledfixedpointinthissetupandgivesomeexamplewhichisnot
appliedtotheexistenceofacommoncoupledfixedpointbyusingthemixed
g-monotonepropertybutcanbeappliedtoourresults.
MSC: 47H10;54H25
Keywords: conemetricspaces;commoncoupledfixedpoint;coupledcoincidence
∗point;w -compatiblemappings;mixedg-monotoneproperty
1 Introduction
The famous Banach contraction principle states that if (X,d)isacompletemetricspace
and T :X →X isacontractionmapping(i.e., d(Tx,Ty) ≤αd(x,y) forall x,y ∈X,whereα
isanon-negativenumbersuchthatα<),thenT hasauniquefixedpoint.Thisprinciple
isoneofthecornerstonesinthedevelopmentofnonlinearanalysis.Fixedpointtheorems
haveapplicationsnotonlyinthevariousbranchesofmathematics,butalsoineconomics,
chemistry, biology, computer science, engineering, and others. Due to the importance,
generalizationsofBanach’scontractionprinciplehavebeeninvestigatedheavilybyseveral
authors.
Following this trend, the problem of existence and uniqueness of fixed points in
partiallyorderedsetshasbeenstudiedthoroughlybecauseofitsinterestingnature.In,
Turinici [] presented the first result in this direction. Afterward, Ran and Reurings []
gavesomeapplicationsofTurinici’stheoremtomatrixequations.TheresultsofRanand
Reurings were further extended to ordered cone metric spaces in [–]. In ,
Nieto
andRodríguez-López[]extendedRanandReurings’stheoremsfornondecreasingmappings and obtained a uniquesolution for a first-order ordinarydifferential equationwith
periodicboundaryconditions.
The notion of coupled fixed points was introduced by Guo and Lakshmikantham [].
Since then, the concept has been of interest to many researchers in metrical fixed point
theory. In , Bhaskar and Lakshmikantham [] introduced the concept of a mixed
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monotoneproperty(seefurtherDefinition.).Theyprovedclassicalcoupledfixedpoint
theorems for mappings satisfying the mixed monotone property and also discussed an
application of their result by investigating the existence and uniqueness of a solution of
theperiodicboundaryvalueproblem.Followingthisresult,Harjanietal.[](seealso[,
])studiedtheexistenceanduniquenessofsolutionsofanonlinearintegralequationas
anapplicationofcoupledfixedpoints.Veryrecently,motivatedbytheworkofCaballeroet
al.[],JleliandSamet[]discussedtheexistenceanduniquenessofapositivesolution
forthesingularnonlinearfractionaldifferentialequationboundaryvalueproblem

αD u(t)=f t,u(t),u(t),<t<,+
(.)
u(a)=u(b)=, a,b∈{,},
αwhereα ∈R such that <α ≤, D is the Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative and+
f :(,] ×[,∞) ×[,∞) →[,∞) is continuous, lim +f(t,·,·)=+∞ (f is singular att→
t = ) for all t ∈ (,], f(t,·,·) is nondecreasing with respect to the first component and
decreasingwithrespecttoitssecondandthirdcomponents.
Since their important role in the study of the existence and uniqueness of a solution of
theperiodicboundaryvalueproblem,anonlinearintegralequation,andtheexistenceand
uniquenessofapositivesolutionforthesingularnonlinearfractionaldifferentialequation
boundary value problem, a wide discussion on coupled fixed point theorems aimed the
interestofmanyscientists.
In , Lakshmikantham and Ćirić [] extended the concept of a mixed monotone
property to a mixed g-monotone mapping and proved coupled coincidence point and
commoncoupledfixedpointtheoremswhicharemoregeneralthantheresultofBhaskar
and Lakshmikantham in
[].Anumberofarticlesoncoupledfixedpoint,coupledcoincidence point, and common coupled fixed point theorems have been dedicated to the
improvement;see[–]andthereferencestherein.
Ontheotherhand,in,HuangandZhang[]havere-introducedtheconceptofa
conemetricspacewhichisreplacingthesetofrealnumbersbyanorderedBanachspaceE.
They went further and defined the convergence via interior points of the cone by
which
theorderinEisdefined.Thisapproachallowstheinvestigationofconespacesinthecase
whentheconeisnotnecessarilynormal.Theyalsocontinuedwithresultsconcernedwith
thenormalconesonly.Oneofthemainresultsfrom[]istheBanachcontractionprincipleinthesettingofnormalconespaces.Afterward,manyauthorsgeneralizedtheirfixed
pointtheoremsinconespaceswithnormalcones.Inotherwords,thefixedpointproblem
in the setting of cone metric spaces is appropriate only in the case when the underlying
cone is non-normal but just has interior that is nonempty. In this case only, proper
generalizationsofresultsfromtheordinarymetricspacescanbeobtained.In,Janković
etal.[]gavesomeexamplesshowingthattheoremsfromordinarymetricspacescannot
beappliedinthesettingofconemetricspaces,whentheconeisnon-normal.
Recently, Nashine et al. [] established common coupled fixed point theorems for
∗mixedg-monotoneandw
-compatiblemappingssatisfyingmoregeneralcontractiveconditions in ordered cone metric spaces over a cone that is only solid
(i.e.,hasanonempty
interior)whichimproveworksofKarapınar[]andShatanawi[].ThisresultisanorderedversionextensionoftheresultsofAbbasetal.[].

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