Analysis establishes fixed-point outcomes in relational metric space, suggesting unique solutions for second-order ordinary differential equations under specific boundary conditions.
After the introduction of the relation-theoretic contraction principle, the branch of metric fixed-point theory has attracted much attention in this direction, and various fixed-point results have been proven in the framework of relational metric space via different approaches. The aim of this article is to establish some fixed-point outcomes in the framework of relational metric space verifying a generalized nonlinear contraction utilizing three test functions Φ, Ψ and Θ satisfying the appropriate characteristics. The findings obtained herein expand, sharpen, improve, modify and unify a few well-known findings. To demonstrate the utility of our outcomes, several examples are furnished. We utilized our outcomes to investigate a unique solution of second-order ordinary differential equations prescribed with specific boundary conditions.
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