TEOREMA TITIK TETAP UNTUK FUNGSI QUASI KONTRAKSI DI RUANG ULTRAMETRIK
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https://doi.org/10.31941/delta.v5i1.409Keywords:
Fixed point, set-valued quasi contraction map, ultrametric space.Abstract
Pada artikel ini ditunjukkan bahwa pada ruang ultrametrik, teorema titik tetap untuk fungsi quasi kontraksi bernilai himpunan sepertii pada Amini(2016) dapat berlaku untuk semua k<1.
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