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Let be a bounded sequence in which is regular with respect to.
Then ({x_{n}}) has a subsequence that is regular with respect to C.
Since B is uniformly asymptotically regular with respect to A, it follows that (3.21).
For (n=1) this equivalent to (Omega ) being regular with respect to classical potential theory.
(i) (See Goebel [26] and Lim [27]) There always exists a subsequence of which is regular with respect to.
A bounded sequence is said to be regular with respect to if for every subsequence we have (3.5).
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Hence the sequence { x n } is asymptotically T-regular with respect to f.
Since X is α-regular with respect to g and (2.19), we have alpha(gx_{n k)+1},gx geq1 quad mbox{for all }k in mathbb{N}.
Therefore it is convergent to the infimum, that is, d ( f x n, T x n ) → inf { d ( f x n, T x n ) : n ∈ N } = 0, and { x n } is asymptotically T-regular with respect to f in Y. □.
T is g-α-admissible and triangular α-admissible; there exists (x_{0}in X) such that (alpha (gx_{0},Tx_{0} geq1); X is α-regular with respect to g.
Assume that the mapping T is an almost generalized ((alphamboxpsimboxvarphimboxtheta ))-contractive mapping with respect to g and the following conditions hold: (i) T is g-α-admissible and triangular α-admissible; (ii) there exists (x_{0}in X) such that (alpha (gx_{0},Tx_{0} geq1); (iii) X is α-regular with respect to g. Then T and g have a coincidence point.
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