Fixed Point Result for P-1 Compatible in Fuzzy Menger Space
Abstract
In this paper we have proved fixed point theorem in Fuzzy Menger Space for P-1 compatible mappings which is introduced by Sevet Kutukcu and Sushil Sharma.
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