Weak partial metric spaces and some fixed point results

[EN] The concept of partial metric p on a nonempty set X was introduced by Matthews. One of the most interesting properties of a partial metric is that p(x, x) may not be zero for x e X. Also, each partial metric p on a nonempty set X generates a T0 topology on X. By omitting the small self-distance axiom of partial metric, Heckmann defined the weak partial metric space. In the present paper, we give some fixed point results on weak partial metric spaces.Altun, I.; Durmaz, G. (2012). Weak partial metric spaces and some fixed point results. Applied General Topology. 13(2):179-191. doi:10.4995/agt.2012.1628SWORD17919113

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