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Vasil Zhelinski

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Perturbation Method in Musielak-Orlicz Sequence Spaces

We generalize an abstract variational principle in Banach spaces, introduced by Topalova \& Zlateva, by showing that the set $\mathbb{P}_0$ of perturbations for which a perturbed lower semi-continuous function $f$ is WPMC (Well Posed Modulus Compact) not only contains a dense $G_δ$ subset, but is also a complement to a $σ$-porous subset in a specifically defined positive cone. Moreover, if the space is a Musielak-Orlicz sequence space satisfying $\ell_Φ\cong h_Φ$, then the notion WPMC is replaced by the stronger notion of Tikhonov well posedness, which is proved to be equivalent to the single-valuedness and upper semi-continuity of the multivalued mapping assigning a parameter to the solution set. We give several applications. The first one is that the Musielak-Orlicz sequence spaces have the Radon-Nikodym property and, therefore, are dentable by proving the validity of Stegall's variational principle. As a consequence we obtain that the duals of Musielak-Orlicz sequence spaces are $w^*$-Asplund. We establish also a sufficient condition for Musielak-Orlicz and Nakano sequence spaces to be Asplund spaces. The next applications are for determining the type of the smoothness of certain Musielak-Orlicz, Nakano, and weighted Orlicz sequence spaces. We illustrate by an example that it is possible to consider an Orlicz function without the $Δ_2$ condition, by a particular choice of the weighted sequence $\{w_n\}_{n=1}^\infty$ to get $\ell_M(w)\cong h_M(w)$ and to be able to apply the main result.

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On Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Fixed Point Convergence: A Contractive Iteration Principle

While numerous extensions of Banach's fixed point theorem typically offer only sufficient conditions for the existence and uniqueness of a fixed point and the convergence of iterative sequences, this study introduces a generalization grounded in the iterative contraction principle in complete metric spaces. This generalization establishes both the necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a unique fixed point to which all iterative sequences converge, along with an accurate error estimate. Furthermore, we present and prove an additional theorem that characterizes the convergence of all iterative sequences to fixed points that may not be unique. Several examples are provided to illustrate the practical application of these results, including a case where the traditional and well-known generalizations of Banach's theorem, such as those by Banach, Kannan, Chatterjea, Hardy-Rogers, Meir-Keeler, and Guseman, are inapplicable.

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Contraction map sets with an external factor and weakly fixed points

In this paper I introduce the property CD which is a more convenient variant of the UC property and show one of the possible relationships between them, I also extend the concept of a fixed point, introducing the concept of a weak fixation of a point about a sequence. I introduce contraction map sets with an external factor and formulate a theorem for them, on which the main focus of this article falls.

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On the UC and UC* properties and the existence of best proximity points in metric spaces

We investigate the connections between UC and UC* properties for ordered pairs of subsets (A,B) in metric spaces, which are involved in the study of existence and uniqueness of best proximity points. We show that the $UC^{*}$ property is included into the UC property. We introduce some new notions: bounded UC (BUC) property and uniformly convex set about a function. We prove that these new notions are generalizations of the $UC$ property and that both of them are sufficient for to ensure existence and uniqueness of best proximity points. We show that these two new notions are different from a uniform convexity and even from a strict convexity. If we consider the underlying space to be a Banach space we find a sufficient condition which ensures that from the UC property it follows the uniform convexity of the underlying Banach space. We illustrate the new notions with examples. We present an example of a cyclic contraction T in a space, which is not even strictly convex and the ordered pair (A,B) has not the UC property, but has the $BUC$ property and thus there is a unique best proximity point of T in A.

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