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International Journal of Applied Mathematics & Statistical Sciences (IJAMSS) ISSN(P): 2319-3972; ISSN(E): 2319-3980 Vol. 3, Issue 1, Jan 2014, 57-62 © IASET

COMMON FIXED POINT THEOREM OF AN INFINITE SEQUENCE OF MAPPINGS IN HILBERT SPACE ARVIND KUMAR SHARMA1, V. H. BADSHAH2 & V. K. GUPTA3 1

Department of Engineering Mathematics, M.I.T.M, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India

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School of Studies in Mathematics, Vikram University, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India

3

Department of Mathematics, Government Madhav Science College, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India

ABSTRACT The aim of this present paper is to obtain a common fixed point for an infinite sequence of mappings on Hilbert space. Our purpose here is to generalize the our previous result [7]

KEYWORDS: Common Fixed Point, Hilbert Space, Infinite Sequence of Mappings 2010 Mathematics Subject Classification: 47H10. 1. INTRODUCTION In 2011, Sharma Badshah and Gupta [7] have proved common fixed point theorem for the sequence

Tn n1 of 

mappings satisfying the condition 2

Ti x  T j y  

x  Ti x  y  T j y

2

x  Ti x  y  T j y

A

 x y

for all x, y  S and x  y ;   0,   0 and 2    1. In 2005, Badshah and Meena [1] have proved common fixed point theorem for the sequence

Tn n1 

of

mappings satisfying the condition Ti x  T j y  

x  Ti x . y  T j y x y

 B

 x y

for all x, y  S with x  y also   0,   0 and     1.

In 1991, Koparde and Waghmode [3] have proved common fixed point theorem for the sequence

Tn n1 

of

mappings satisfying the condition 2  a  x  Ti x  y  T j y  for all x, y  S and x  y ; 0  a  12

Ti x  T j y

2

2

  

Later in 1998, Pandhare and Waghmode [5] have proved common fixed point theorem for the sequence of mappings satisfying the condition

 C

Tn n1 


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2 2  b  x  Ti x  y  T j y    for all x, y  S and x  y ; 0  a, 0  b  1 and a  2b  1. 2

Ti x  T j y

 a x  Ti x

 D

2

This result is generalizes by Veerapandi and Kumar [7] and the new condition is 2 2  b  x  Ti x  y  T j y  for all x, y  S and x  y where 0  a, b, c  1 and

Ti x  T j y

2

a x y

2

 c  x T x 2  y T y   i j  2 a  2b  2c  1.

2

  

E

Now we introduce a new condition for the generalization of following known results. Theorem 1: [7] Let S be a closed subset of a Hilbert space H and

Tn n1 :S  S

be an infinite sequence of

Tn n1 :S  S

be an infinite sequence of

mappings satisfy (A). Then Tn n1 has a unique common fixed point. 

Theorem 2: [1] Let S be a closed subset of a Hilbert space H and

mappings satisfy (B). Then Tn n1 has a unique common fixed point. 

Theorem 3: [3] Let S be a closed subset of a Hilbert space H and Tn n1 :S  S be a sequence of mappings 

satisfy (C). Then Tn n1 has a unique common fixed point. 

Theorem 4: [5] Let S be a closed subset of a Hilbert space H and Tn n1 :S  S be a sequence of mappings 

satisfy (D). Then Tn n1 has a unique common fixed point. 

Theorem 5: [8] Let S be a closed subset of a Hilbert space H and Tn n1 :S  S be a sequence of mappings 

satisfy (E). Then Tn n1 has a unique common fixed point. 

Main Result We proved fixed point theorem for the infinite sequence Tn n1 to generalize our previous results [7]. 

Theorem: Let S be a closed subset of a Hilbert space H and

Tn n1 :S  S 

be an infinite sequence of

mappings satisfying the following condition

 x  Ti x  Ti x  T j y       y  T j y  x y   for all x, y  S and x  y ;   0,   0 and 2    1. Then Tn n1 has a unique common fixed point. 

 F


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Common Fixed Point Theorem of an Infinite Sequence of Mappings in Hilbert Space

Proof: Let S be a closed subset of a Hilbert space H and Tn n1 :S  S be an infinite sequence of mappings. 

Let

x0  S be any arbitrary point in S. Define a sequence xn n1 in S by 

xn1  Tn1xn , for n  0,1,2, .... For any integer n ≥ 1

xn1  xn       

Tn1xn  Tn xn1

xn  Tn 1 xn   xn 1  Tn xn 1 xn  xn 1 

 xn  xn 1      xn  xn 1 

  xn 1  xn 

  xn 1  xn   xn  xn 1 i.e.

xn 1  xn   xn 1  xn   xn  xn 1

 (1   ) xn 1  xn   xn  xn 1

 xn1  xn 

If k 

 1 

xn  xn 1

 then k  1. 1- 

xn1  xn  k xn  xn1  k xn  xn 1  k 2 xn 1  xn  2  k 3 xn  2  xn 3  ...  k n x1  x0 i.e. xn 1  xn  k n x1  x0

for all n  1 is integer.

Now for any positive integer m  n  1 xn  xm  xn  xn 1  xn 1  xn  2  ...  xm1  xm

 k n x1  x0  k n 1 x1  x0  ...  k m 1 x1  x0  k n x1  x0

1 k  ...  k

mn 1

 kn  i.e. xn  xm   x x  1  k  1 0  

 0 as n   (k  1)


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Therefore  xn  is a Cauchy sequence. n 1 

Since S is a closed subset of a Hilbert space H, so  xn  converges to a point u in S. n 1 

Now we will show that u is common fixed point of infinite sequence Tn 

n 1

Suppose that Tn u  u for all n. Consider for any positive integer m (≠ n) u  Tmu  u  xn  xn  Tm u

 xn  Tm u  Tn xn 1  Tm u

      

xn 1  Tn xn 1   u  Tm u xn 1  u 

 xn 1  xn      xn 1  u    u  Tm u  

xn 1  xn

u  Tm u

xn 1  u

u  Tm u   u  Tmu  

i.e.

 u  Tm u 

So

  u  Tm u 

 1

xn 1  xn xn 1  u

xn 1  xn xn 1  u

u  Tmu

u  Tmu

 0 as n  

u  Tmu  0.

Hence u  Tmu and so u  Tnu for all n. Hence u is a common fixed point of infinite sequence Tn n1 of mappings. 

Uniqueness

.Suppose that there is u  v such that Tnv  v for all n. u v

Consider       

i.e.

u  Tn u   v  Tn v uv 

u v  0

Tn u  Tn v

of mappings from S into S.


Common Fixed Point Theorem of an Infinite Sequence of Mappings in Hilbert Space

u v  0

Thus

u  v.

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Hence fixed point is unique. Example: Let X = [0, 1], with Euclidean metric d .Then {X, d} is a Hilbert space with the norm defined by

d ( x, y )  x  y 

 1 Let  xn n 1   n  be the sequence in X and let Tn n1 be the infinite sequence of mappings such that  2 n 1

xn 1  Tn 1 xn , for n  0, 1, 2,  Taking x 

1 2n

Then from (F)

and y 

1 2n1

; x  y .Also i  n  1 and j  n.

 xn n1 is a Cauchy sequence in X, which is converges in X also it has a common point in X. 

CONCLUSIONS The theorem proved in this paper by using rational inequality is improved and stronger form of some earlier inequality given by Badshah and Meena [1], Sharma Badshah and Gupta [7], Koparde and Waghmode [3], Pandhare and Waghmode [5], Veerapandi and Kumar [8].

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