Common fixed point theorems for four self maps on a fuzzy metric space, satisfying common E. A. property

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Available online at www.pelagiaresearchlibrary.com Avances in Applie Science Research, 2015, 6(10): 35-39 ISSN: 0976-8610 CDEN (SA): AASRFC Common fixe point theorems for four self maps on a fuzzy metric space, satisfying common E. A. property K. P. R. Sastry 1, G. A. Naiu 2 an K. Marthana Krishna 3 1 8-28-8/1, amil street, Chinna altair, isakhapatnam 2 Dept. of Mathematics, A, isakhapatnam 3 Dept. of Mathematics, A, isakhapatnam ABSRAC In this paper, we prove common fixe point theorems for four self maps by using weak compatibility in fuzzy metric spaces. ur result exten, generalize several fixe point theorems on metric an fuzzy metric spaces. Key wors: fixe point; fixe point theorem; weakly compatible; E.A. property 2012 AMS Classification: 54H25, 47H10 INRDCIN he evolution of fuzzy mathematics commence with the introuction of the notion of fuzzy sets by Zaeh [14], in 1965, as a new way to represent the vagueness in everyay life. Fuzzy set theory has applications in applie sciences such as neural network theory, stability theory, mathematical programming, moeling theory, engineering sciences, meical sciences, image processing, control theory, communication etc. ith the concept of fuzzy sets, the fuzzy metric space was introuce by Kramosil an Michalek [6]. Grabiec [3] prove the contraction principle in the setting of the fuzzy metric space which was further generalization of results by Subrahmanyam [11] for a pair of commuting mappings. Also George an eeramani [2] moifie the notion of fuzzy metric spaces with the help of continuous t-norm by generalizing the concept of probabilistic metric space to fuzzy situation. In 1999, asuki [12] introuce the concept of R-weakly commutative of mappings in fuzzy metric spaces an Pant [8] introuce the notion of reciprocal continuity of mappings in metric spaces. Also Jungck an Rhoaes [5] efine a pair of self mappings to be weakly compatible if they commute at their coincience points. Aamri an Moutawakil [1] generalize the notion of non compatible mapping in metric space by E.A. property. arsha [13] prove a common fixe point theorem for four mappings satisfying the general contractive conition along with the notion of E.A. property an weakly compatible mapping in fuzzy metric space. In this paper, we continue stuying the effect of E.A. property on the existence an uniqueness of common fixe point of four self maps on a fuzzy metric space. 1. PRELIMINARIES: Definition 2.1 (Schweizer.B an Sklar.A [9]) A binary operation :0,1 0,1 0,1 is a continuous t-norm if * satisfies the following (i) * is commutative an associative (ii) * is continuous (iii) a * 1 = a for all a [0, 1] (iv), h, for each a, b, c, 0,1 Examples of t norm are *(a, b) = min {a, b} an *(a, b) = a.b 35

Definition 2.2 (George, A. an eeramani, P. [2]),, is sai to be a fuzzy metric space if X is a non empty set, * is a continuous t-norm an M is a fuzzy set on X 2 x (0, ) satisfying the following conitions, for all x, y, z,, > 0 (2.2.1),, > 0 (2.2.2),, = 1!! = (2.2.3),, =,, (2.2.4),,, ",, ", + (2.2.5),,. : 0, 0, 1 is continuous. Definition 2.3 (Jungck G an B. E. Rhoaes, [5]) Let X be a non empty set an f an g be self maps of X. A point x is calle a coincience point of f an g iff fx = gx. e shall call w = fx = gx a point of coincience of f an g. Definition 2.4 (Jungck G an B. E. Rhoaes, [5]) A pair of maps S an is calle weakly compatible pair if they commute at their coincience points. hat is Sx = x implies Sx = Sx. Definition 2.5 (Mishra S N., Mishra N an Singh, S.L [7]) Let,, be fuzzy metric space. A sequence % & ' in X is sai to converge to a point x X if an only if for each ( > 0, > 0 there exists ) * such that &,, > 1 ( for all n ) A sequence % & ' in a fuzzy metric space,, is sai to be a Cauchy sequence if an only if for each ( > 0, > 0 there exist ) * such that &, -, > 1 ( for all n, m ) Definition 2.6 (Aamir M an D.El Moutawakil, [1]) Let f an g be two self-maps of a fuzzy metric space,,. e say that f an g satisfy the property E.A. if there exists a sequence % & ' in X such that lim! & = lim 2 & = "!3 34 " & & Definition 2.7 (Aamir M an D.El Moutawakil, [1]): Let A, B, S, : X where,, is a fuzzy metric space. hen the pair (A,S) an (B,) is sai to satisfy common EA property if there exist two sequences % & ' % & ' such that lim 5 & = lim 6 & = lim 7 & = lim 8 & = "!3 34 " & & & & arsha et. al. [13] prove the following theorem. heorem 2.7 [13]:,, be a fuzzy metric space an A, B, S an be self maps on X satisfyimg the following (1) A(X) 7 6 8 an 8 is close. (2) 5, 6, :4 ; 8, 7,, <= >? @> A B A C > min %8, 5, E, 7, 6, F, <= >G @> H = F I max %8, 6, L, 7, 5, M ' for all,, > 0!3 34 1 < 2. Suppose the pairs (A, S) an (B, ) satisfy common E.A. property an (A, S) an (B, ) are weakly compatible. Also suppose that S(X) an (X) are close subsets of X. hen A, B, S, have a unique common fixe point in X. However, in the above statement, the nature of : is not specifie. In the next section, we prove a theorem similar to heorem 2.7 satisfying 2.2.6 an 2.2.7 when 0 < k < 1 an :: 0, 1 0, 1 is continuous with : >!3 0 < < 1. N 2. Main result: In the rest of the paper we assume that a fuzzy metric space,, satisfies the following: 2.2.6,, 1!3 SS, (2.2.7) If % & ' % & ' are sequence in X such that & & then 36

&, &,,, heorem 3.1: Let,, be a fuzzy metric space an A, B, S an be self maps on X satisfying the following 1 A(X) 7 6 8 an 8 7 are close. 8, 7,, 7, 6,, 8, 5,, 2 5, 6, : 4 X4 Y8, 6,, Z7, 5, Z F a I (3.1.1) max % Z8, 6, Z F 1[ [, 7, 5, ' For all,, > 0!3 34 0 < < 1. where :: 0,1 0,1is a continuous function an : >! 0 < < 1. Suppose the pairs (A, S) an (B, ) satisfy common E.A. property an (A, S) an (B, ) are weakly compatible. hen A, B, S, an have a unique common fixe point in X. Proof: Since (A, S) an (B, ) satisfy common E.A. property, there exist sequences % & ' % & ' such that lim b5 &,", c = lim b6 &, ", c = lim b8 &, ", c = lim b7 &, ", c = 1 & & & &!3 34 "!3 SS > 0 so that lim & 5 & = lim & 6 & = lim & 7 & = lim & 8 & = ". Since S(X) an (X) are close subsets of X, there exist u, v such that Su = z an v = z e show that Au= z. Put x = u an y = x n in (3.1.1) 8<, 7 &,, 7 &, 6 &,, 8<, 5<,, X4 f8<, 6 5<, 6 &, : 4 &,, g7 &, 5<, g 2 a e max % g8<, 6 &, g 2 j 1h h, 7 &, 5<, ' ] _ n letting we get ", ",, ", ",, ", 5<,, M (Au, z, t) : 4 X4 Y", ",, Z", 5<, Z F a I max % Z", ", Z F 1[ [, ", 5<, ' = : b", 5<, c > ", 5<,! 5< ", 3 3. 7h!3 5< = ". In a similar way we can show that Bv = z. hus u is a coincience point of A an S, v is a coincience point of B an. Since (A, S) is weakly compatible ASu = SAu so that Az = Sz an (B, ) is weakly compatible Bv = Bv so that Bz = z Now we show that z is a common fixe point of A an S 8", 7,, 7, 6,, 8", 5",, X4 f8", 6,, g7, 5", g 2 a 5", ", = 5", 6, : 4 e max % g8", 6, g 2 j 1h h, 7, 5", ' n letting we get 5", ",, ", ",, 5", 5",, = : 4 X4 Y", ",, Z", 5", Z F a I max % Z", ", Z F 1[ [, ", 5", ' =: b5", ", c > 5", ",! 5" ", a contraiction. 37

herefore Az = z. Hence Az = Sz = z. Similarly Bz = z = z. Hence Az = Sz = z= Bz = z. hus z is a common fixe point for A, B, S an. niquesness: If x an y are fixe points of A, B, S an, then 8, 7,, 7, 6,, 8, 5,, X4 f8, 6,, g7, 5, g 2 a,, = 5, 6, : 4 e max % g8, 6, g 2 j 1h h, 7, 5, ',,,,,,,,, X4 f,,, g,, g 2 a = : 4 e max % g,, g 2 j 1h h,,, ' = : b,, c >,,, a contraiction if x. Hence x = y. Consequently, A, B, S, an have unique common fixe point. heorem 3.2 Let,, be a fuzzy metric space an A, B, S an be self maps on X satisfyimg the following 1 A(X) 7 6 8 an 8 7 are close. 2 5, 6, : 4 e 3.2.1) 8, 7,, min Y Z7, 6, Z F 1[ [, 8, 5, \, min %7, 6,, Z8, 5, I ZF I X 1[ [' a 4 Y8, 6,, Z7, 5, Z F ^ 1[ [\, I j max % Z8, 6, Z F 1[ [, 7, 5, ' for all,, > 0!3 34 0 < < 1. where :: 0,1 [0,1] is a continuous function an : >! 0 < < 1. Suppose the pairs (A, S) an (B, ) satisfy common EA property an (A, S) an (B, ) are weakly compatible. hen A, B, S, have a unique common fixe point in X. Proof: he proof is similar to that of heorem 3.1 Corollory 3.3:,, be a fuzzy metric space an A, B, S an be self maps on X satisfying the following (1) A(X) 7 6 8 an 8 an (X) are close. (2) 5, 6, : 4 ; 8, 7,, <= >? @> A B A C > min %8, 5, E, 7, 6, F, <= >G @> H = F I max %8, 6, L, 7, 5, M ' N 3.3.1 ( for all,, > 0!3 34 0 < < 1. where :: 0,1 0,1 is a continuous an increasing function an : >! 0 < < 1. Suppose the pairs (A, S) an (B, ) satisfy common E.A. property an (A, S) an (B, ) are weakly compatible. hen A, B, S an have a unique common fixe point in X. Proof: Since : is increasing we observe that (3.3.1) > (3.2.1). Consequently from heorem 3.2 the result follows. 38

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