Analysis demonstrates best proximity points in hyperconvex spaces using cyclic and noncyclic mappings.
We first prove that if ( G, H) is a nonempty, compact and hyperconvex pair of subsets of a hyperconvex metric space ( M,d), then every cyclic relatively u-continuous mapping T defined on G∪ H has a best proximity point. A same result is valid for the case that T is the noncyclic relatively u-continuous map and ( G, H) is a semi-sharp proximinal pair to obtain the existence of best proximity pairs. We then consider the class of relatively Meir-keeler condensing operators by applying a concept of measure of noncompactness in the framework of hyperconvex spaces and in a special case in the nonreflexive Banach space _∞ and revisit the previous best proximity point (pair) results of the paper by M. Gabeleh and C. Vetro [M. Gabeleh, C. Vetro, A new extension of Darbo's fixed point theorem using relatively Meir-Keeler condensing operators, Bull. Aust. Math. Soc., 98, (2018) 286-297]. Examples are given to support our main discussions.
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