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There are many concepts which generalize a notion of nonexpansive mapping.
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Subsequently, Xin and Jiang [19] introduced noncommutative Banach spaces which generalize the concept of Banach spaces and established fixed point theorems for mappings with the k-ordered contractive condition.
In the paper, we introduce noncommutative Banach spaces which generalize the concept of Banach spaces, and the k-ordered contractive condition; we then discuss an ordered structure and several properties on noncommutative Banach spaces.
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In this paper, using the concept of w-distances, and we prove existence theorems for single-valued mappings and set-valued mappings in a complete metric space which generalize Takahashi, Wong, and Yao's theorems.
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