Table 1 shows the fluid and reservoir properties of all simulation models.
But the property (ii) of a simulation function gives us that (s=0).
Thus we have xibigl(d z_{1},z_{2}),d z_{1},z_{2}) bigr)geq0, which is a contradiction with the property (ii) of a simulation function.
Now, using the property ((zeta_{3})) of a simulation function, we write 0 leqlimsup_{n to+ infty} zeta bigl(d Tgx_{n+1},Tgx_{n}), d(Tx_{n},Tx_{n-1} bigr) < 0, which is a conTx_{n-1} bigrd hence (r=0).
Now, using the property ((zeta_{3})) of a simulation function, we write 0 leqlimsup_{n to+ infty} zeta bigl(d(gx_{n+1},gx_{n}), d(x_{n},x_{n-1} bigr) < 0,x_{n-1} bigrcontradiction and hence (r=0).
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