Fixed point theorems in partially ordered topological spaces with applications
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Fixed point theorem, partial order, increasing operator, topological space, ordinary differential equations, Hammerstein integral equationsAbstract
In this paper, we establish several new fixed point results in the framework of topological spaces endowed with a partial order. Special attention is paid to the case that the topology is induced by a metric. Our conclusions generalize many well-known results. Several examples and illustrative applications are provided to support the exposed results.References
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