Best Proximity Points for Cyclic Contractions in CAT(0) Spaces
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v12i2.1470Keywords:
Best proximity point, Cyclic contractions, CAT(0) spacesAbstract
In this manuscript, we establish best proximity point results for some cyclic contraction maps. We discuss the existence and convergence of best proximity point results for such maps in CAT(0) spaces.Downloads
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