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Linking (1) and (3), we have begin{aligned} e_{k+1}(t)= I-BP_{o})e_{k}(t)+g bigl(t,x_{k}(t)bigr)-gbigl(t,x_{k+1}(t)bigr)+eta _{k}(t)-eta_{k+1}(t). end{aligned} (5) Taking the norm (|cdot|) on both sides of (5), one can derive that begin{aligned} biglVert e_{k+1}(t)bigrVert leq Vert I-BP_{o}Vert biglVert e_{k}(t)bigrVert +L_{g}biglVert Delta x_{k}(t)bigrVert +d_{eta}.
one can derive that (2.6).
Combining the above inequalities, one can derive that (3.8).
by the definition of f n and passing to limit in (3.4), one can derive that ∥ v ∥ 0 = 1.
end{aligned} (8) On the other hand, repeat a proof similar to that in Lemma 2.3(i), Lemma 2.4(i), and one can derive that begin{aligned} bigglvert int_{T epsilon)}^{t} t-s)^{mu+nu-1} t-shbb{E}_{mu+nu,mu+nu } bigl(-(t-s)^{mu+nu}lambda_{1} bigr),ds biggrvert leq B(mu,nu,lambda_{1},lambda_{2}).
Let us define an (mathcal{R}) function (varphi: [0,infty ) rightarrow[0,1)) by varphi(t) = a + 2b + 2c quad text{for all } t in [0,infty). Then one can derive that the relation (3.12) is transformed to (3.1), and so the required result follows immediately from Theorem 3.1. □. Next, motivated by the idea of Berinde [18], we now present another fuzzy fixed point theorem.
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we can derive that (2.15).
Then, one can derive from that (3..14).
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