Lectures On Probabilistic Metric Spaces


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Lectures on Probabilistic Metric Spaces


Lectures on Probabilistic Metric Spaces

Author: Berthold Schweizer

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 1965


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Nonlinear Operator Theory in Probablistic Metric Spaces


Nonlinear Operator Theory in Probablistic Metric Spaces

Author: Shih-sen Chang

language: en

Publisher: Nova Publishers

Release Date: 2001


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The purpose of this book is to give a comprehensive introduction to the study of non-linear operator theory in probabilistic metric spaces. This book is introduced as a survey of the latest and new results on the following topics: Basic theory of probabilistic metric spaces; Fixed point theorems for single-valued and multi-valued mappings in probabilistic metric spaces; Ekeland's variational principle and Caristi's fixed point theorem in probabilistic metric spaces; Coincidence point theorems, minimisation and fixed degree theorems in probabilistic metric spaces; Probabilistic contractors, accretive mappings and topological degree in probabilistic normed spaces; Nonlinear semigroups and differential equations in probabilistic metric spaces; KKM theorems, minimax theorems and variational inequalities.

On Nonsymmetric Topological and Probabilistic Structures


On Nonsymmetric Topological and Probabilistic Structures

Author: Yeol Je Cho

language: en

Publisher: Nova Publishers

Release Date: 2006


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In this book, generally speaking, some properties of bitopological spaces generated by certain non-symmetric functions are studied. These functions, called "probabilistic quasi-pseudo-metrics" and "fuzzy quasi-pseudo-metrics", are generalisations of classical quasi-pseudo metrics. For the sake of completeness as well as for convenience and easy comparison, most of the introductory paragraphs are mainly devoted to fundamental notions and results from the classical -- deterministic or symmetric -- theory.