New Fixed Figure Results with the Notion of $k$-Ellipse
Nihal Ta\c{s}, H\"ulya Aytimur, \c{S}aban G\"uven\c{c}

TL;DR
This paper introduces new fixed-figure results based on the concept of $k$-ellipse in metric spaces, extending fixed-point theory with geometric insights and applications to neural network activation functions.
Contribution
It develops novel fixed-figure theorems using $k$-ellipse and contraction types, providing existence, uniqueness, and practical applications.
Findings
Established new fixed $k$-ellipse theorems with existence and uniqueness.
Provided illustrative examples demonstrating the results.
Applied the theory to $S$-Shaped ReLU activation in neural networks.
Abstract
In this paper, as a geometric approach to the fixed-point theory, we prove new fixed-figure results using the notion of -ellipse on a metric space. For this purpose, we are inspired by the Caristi type contraction, Kannan type contraction, Chatterjea type contraction and \'{C}iri\'{c} type contraction. After that, we give some existence and uniqueness theorems of a fixed -ellipse. We also support our obtained results with illustrative examples. Finally, we present a new application to the -Shaped Rectified Linear Activation Unit () to show the importance of our theoretical results.
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TopicsFixed Point Theorems Analysis · Aerospace Engineering and Energy Systems
