Adv. Inequal. Appl. 2017, 2017:14 ISSN: 2050-7461
STABILITY OF ITERATIVE ALGORITHM FOR A COUNTABLE FAMILY OF QUASI-CONTRACTIVE OPERATORS
Q. YUAN
Department of Mathematics, Linyi University, Linyi 276000, China
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Abstract. In this paper we establish the stability of an iterative algorithm for a countable family of quasi-contractive operators in an arbitrary Banach space in a more general form.
Keywords:fixed point; quasi-contraction; iteration procedure, stability.
2010 AMS Subject Classification:47H10.
1.
Preliminaries
LetX be a Banach space. T a selfmap ofX. Letyn+1= f(T,yn)be some iteration procedure. Suppose that F(T), the fixed point set of T, is nonempty and that xn converges to a point p∈F(T). Let {xn} ⊂X be bounded, and define εn=kyn+1,f(T,yn)k. If limεn=0 implies that limyn=p, then the iteration procedureyn+1= f(T,yn)is said to beT-stable or stable with respect toT.
Harder and Hicks [4] showed how such sequences{xn}could arise in practice and the impor-tance of investigating the stability of various iteration procedures for certain classes of nonlinear mappings. It was remarked by Massa (Math. Reviews 90a(1990), no. 54109a, 54H25) that the
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discussion about stability is very rich in examples. In [5], some applications of stability results to first order differential equations are discussed. Stability results for several iteration proce-dures for certain classes of nonlinear mappings have been established in recent papers by many authors (see, for example, A. M. Harder [4] [5], A. M. Harder and T. L. Hicks[6], M. O. Osilike [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12], and B.E.Rhoades [13]).
Ravi P. Agarwal, Yeol Je Cho, Jun Li, and Nan Jing Huang [3] prove a stability result of an Ishikawa type iteration procedure for a couple of quasi-contractive mappings in q-uniformly smooth Banach spaces.
We shall prove a stability result of an iteration procedure for a countable family of quasi-contractions in an arbitrary Banach space.
LetX be a Banach space and{Tk}∞
k=1 a countable family of selfmap of X, satisfying there exist 0≤h<1 such that
kTix−Tjyk ≤hmax{kx−yk,kx−Tixk,kx−Tjyk,ky−Tjyk,ky−Tixk}
for alli,j. Then we call{Tk}∞k=1a countable family of quasi-contractions. Define the iteration procedure for{Tk}∞
k=1as follows:
yn= 1
n−1 n−1
∑
k=1Tkyn−1
LetF({Tk}∞
k=1)denote the common fixed point set of{Tk}∞k=1. Suppose{Tk}∞k=1 is nonempty and yn converges to a point p ∈F({Tk}k∞=1). Let {xn} ⊂X be bounded, and define εn = kxn−n−11∑nk−=11Tkxn−1k. If limεn =0 implies that limxn = p, then the iteration procedure
yn= n−11∑nk−=11Tkyn−1is said to be stable with respect to{Tk}∞k=1.
We shall proveyn=n−11∑nk=−11Tkyn−1is stable with respect to{Tk}∞k=1in a more general form. We need the following lemmas in order to prove our main theorem.
Lemma 1. [2] Let{xn},{εn} be nonnegative sequences satisfying xn+1≤hxn+εn for all n∈
N,0≤h<1,limεn=0. Thenlimxn=0.
Lemma 2. Let{Tk}∞
k=1be a countable family of quasi-contractions, then
kTix−pk ≤ h
Proof.
kTix−pk ≤hmax{kx−pk,kx−Tixk,kx−Tipk,kp−Tixk,kp−Tipk}
≤hmax{kx−pk,kx−Tixk,kx−pk,kp−Tixk,0}
=hmax{kx−pk,kx−Tixk,kx−pk,kp−Tixk}
HencekTix−pk ≤hkx−pkorkTix−pk ≤hkx−TixkorkTix−pk ≤hkp−Tixk. IfkTix−pk ≤hkx−pk, it is clear
kTix−pk ≤hkx−pk ≤ h
1−hkx−pk.
IfkTix−pk ≤hkp−Tixk, then
kTix−pk=0≤ h
1−hkx−pk
IfkTix−pk ≤hkx−Tixk, then
kx−Tixk ≤ kTix−pk+kx−pk ≤hkx−Tixk+kx−pk.
Hence,kTix−pk ≤ 1−hhkx−pk.
Lemma 3. Let{Tk}∞
k=1be a countable family of quasi-contractions, then{Tk}∞k=1have a unique
common fixed point.
Proof. For eachi, it follows from Ciric [1] thatTihas a unique fixed point pi. It is sufficient to prove pi=pj, for alli,j.
kpi−pjk=kTipi−Tjpjk
≤hmax{kpi−pjk,0,kpi−pjk,0,kpj−pik}=hkpi−pjk
2.
Main results
Theorem 1. Let X be a Banach space, {Tk}∞
k=1a countable family of quasi-contractions. Let
{xn} ⊂X be bounded, and defineεn=kxn−n−11∑nk−=11Tkxn−1k. Assumelimεn=0. Define pn
to be the diameter of{xk:k≥n}S
{Tlxk :k≥n,l ≥1}; i.e., pn=δ({xk:k≥n} S
{Tlxk :k≥
n,l≥1}). Thenlimpn=0.
Proof. First, we show pn is bounded. Since {xn} is bounded, there exist M >0 such that kxnk ≤M. It follows from Lemma 2 that|Tlxk−pk ≤ 1−hhkxk−pk, for alll,k. Thus, |Tlxkk ≤
h
1−h(kxkk+kpk) +kpk ≤ h
1−h(M+kpk) +kpk, for alll,k. So it is easy to see pnis bounded and pn≤pn−1.
Defineδn=sup{εk}∞k=n, then limδn=0 since limεn=0. Next, we show pn≤hpn−2+2δn. ∀i,j≥n,
kTkxi−Tlxjk ≤hmax{kxi−yjk,kxi−Tlxjk,kxi−Tkxik,
kxj−Tkxik,kxj−Tlxjk} ≤hpn
kxi−Tlxjk ≤ kxi− 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1Tkxi−1k+k 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1Tkxi−1−Tlxjk
≤εi+k 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1(Tkxi−1−Tlxj)k
≤εi+ 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1kTkxi−1−Tlxjk
≤εi+ 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1hpn−1
=εi+hpn−1
≤δn+hpn−1
kxi−xjk ≤ kxi− 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1Tkxi−1k+k 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1≤εi+k 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1(Tkxi−1−xj)k
≤εi+ 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1kTkxi−1−xjk
≤εi+ 1 i−1
i−1
∑
k=1(δn+hpn−2)
=εi+δn+hpn−2
≤2δn+hpn−2
So,δ({xk:k≥n}S{Tlxk:k≥n,l≥1})≤2δn+hpn−2, i.e., pn≤hpn−2+2δn.
Letak=p2k, then p2k≤hp2k−2+2δ2k impliesak≤hak−1+2δk. It follows from Lemma 1 that limak=0, i.e., limp2k=0.
Let bk = p2k+1, then p2k+1≤hp2k−1+2δ2k+1 implies bk≤hbk−1+2δk. It follows from Lemma 1 that limbk=0, i.e., limp2k+1=0.
Hence limpn=0.
As a corollary, we establish the stability of the iteration procedureyn=n−11∑nk−=11Tkyn−1with respect to a countable family of quasi-contractions{Tk}∞
k=1.
Theorem 2. Let X be a Banach space,{Tk}∞k=1a countable family of quasi-contractions. Then
the iteration procedure for{Tk}∞
k=1defined as
yn= 1
n−1 n−1
∑
k=1Tkyn−1
is stable with respect to{Tk}∞
k=1.
Proof.
kxn−pk ≤ kxn− 1 n−1
n−1
∑
k=1Tkxn−1k+k 1 n−1
n−1
∑
k=1Tkxn−1−pk
≤εn+ 1 n−1
n−1
∑
k=1But
kTkxn−1−Tkpk ≤hmax{kxn−1−pk,kxn−1−Tkxn−1k,kTkxn−1−pk}
So,
kTkxn−1−Tkpk ≤hmax{kxn−1−pk,kxn−1−Tkxn−1k}
≤h(kxn−1−pk+kxn−1−Tkxn−1k)
≤hkxn−1−pk+hpn−1)
substituting it into the first inequality, we obtain
kxn−pk ≤εn+ 1 n−1
n−1
∑
k=1kTkxn−1−Tkpk
≤εn+ 1 n−1
n−1
∑
k=1(hkxn−1−pk+hpn−1)
=εn+hkxn−1−pk+hpn−1
Noting that 0 ≤h<1, limεn=0 with addition limpn =0, by Theorem 1. It follows from
Lemma 1 that limkxn−pk=0, i.e., limxn=p.
Conflict of Interests
The authors declare that there is no conflict of interests.
Acknowledgement
The author was supported by Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation, China (ZR2017LA001) and the Youth Foundation of Linyi University (LYDX2016BS023).
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