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Some geometric properties of generalized
modular sequence space derived by the
generalized de la Vallée-Poussin mean
Abdul Latif
1*, Chirasak Mongkolkeha
2and Wutiphol Sintunavarat
3*Correspondence: [email protected] 1Department of Mathematics, King
Abdulaziz University, P.O. Box 80203, Jeddah, 21589, Saudi Arabia Full list of author information is available at the end of the article
Abstract
In this paper, we define a generalized modular sequence space by using the generalized de la Vallée-Poussin mean with a generalized Riesz transformation. Moreover, we investigate the property (β) and the uniform Opial property which is equipped with the Luxemburg norm. Finally, we show that this space has the fixed point property.
Keywords: generalized Cesàro sequence spaces; property (β); uniform Opial property; Vallée-Poussin; generalized Riesz transformations; fixed point property
1 Introduction
A number of mathematicians are studying the geometric properties of Banach spaces, be-cause such properties were identified as an important characteristic of the Banach spaces. For example, if Banach spaces have some geometric properties such as the uniformly
ro-tund,P-convexity,Q-convexity, Banach-Saks property, then they are reflexive spaces. The
investigations of the metric geometry of Banach spaces date back to , when Radon [] introduced the Kadec-Klee property (sometimes called the Radon-Riesz property, or property (H)), and later, when Riesz [, ] showed that the classicalLp-spaces, <p<∞,
have the Kadec-Klee property. Although the spaceL[, ] (with Lebesgue measure) fails to
have the Kadec-Klee property. In , Clarkson [] introduced the notion of the uniform
convexity property (UC) or the uniform rotund property (UR) of Banach spaces, and it was
shown thatLpwith <p<∞are examples of such space. In , Opial [] introduced a
new property which was called the Opial property and proved that the sequence spaceslp
( <p<∞) have this property butLp[,π] (p= , <p<∞) do not have it. In , Huff [] introduced the nearly uniform convexity for Banach spaces and he also proved that ev-ery nearly uniformly convex Banach space is reflexive and it has the uniformly Kadec-Klee
property (UKK). In , Rolewicz [] defined the drop property and property (β) and the
characterization of property (β), which is proved in []. In , Kutzarova [] defined and
studied k-nearly uniformly Banach spaces. In , Prus [] introduced the notion of the uniform Opial property. There are many papers about the geometrical properties of se-quence spaces. In , Suantai [, ] defined the generalized Cesàro sese-quence space
with a bounded sequencep= (pk) of positive real numbers. In , Şimşeket al.[]
in-troduced a new modular sequence space which is more general than the Cesàro sequence
space defined by Shiue [] and the generalized Cesàro sequence space defined by Suan-tai. In , Mongkolkeha and Kumam [] defined the generalized Cesàro sequence space ces(p)(q) for a bounded sequencep= (pk) withpk≥ for allk∈Nandq= (qk) of positive
real numbers. Recently, Şimşeket al.[, ] defined it by the modular sequence space
with de la Vallée-Poussin’s mean and studied some geometric properties in these spaces. Some examples of the geometry of sequence spaces and their generalizations have been extensively studied in [–].
The main purpose of this paper is to investigate the property (β) and the uniform Opial
property equipped with the Luxemburg norm of the new modular sequence space, which is defined by using the generalized de la Vallée-Poussin mean with generalized Riesz trans-formation. Furthermore, we show that this space has the fixed point property.
2 Preliminaries and notations
Letlbe the space of all real sequences. For ≤p<∞, the Cesàro sequence space (cesp,
for short) of Shue is defined by
cesp=
x∈l: ∞
k=
k k
i=
x(i)p
<∞
equipped with the norm
x=
∞
k=
k k
i=
x(i)
pp
. (.)
The generalized Cesàro sequence spaceces(p) forp= (pk) a bounded sequence of positive
real numbers withpk≥ for allk∈Nof Suantai [, ] is defined by
ces(p)=x∈l:(λx) <∞for someλ> , where
(x) = ∞
k=
k k
i=
x(i)
pk
equipped with the Luxemburg norm
x=inf
ε> :
x
ε
≤
.
In the case whenpk=p, ≤p<∞for allk∈N, the generalized Cesàro sequence space
ces(p)is nothing but the Cesàro sequence spacecespand the Luxemburg norm is expressed
by (.).
Let∧= (λk) be a nondecreasing sequence of positive real numbers tending to infinity
and letλ= andλk+≤λk+ . The generalized de la Vallée-Poussin means of a sequence
x= (xk) is defined as follows:
tk(x) =
λk
j∈Ik
The modular sequence spaceV(λ;p) of Şimşeket al.[, ] is defined by de la
Vallée-Poussin’s mean, namely
V(λ;p) =
x∈l:(τx) <∞for someτ> ,
where
(x) = ∞
k=
λk
i∈Ik x(i)
pk
equipped with the Luxemburg norm
x=inf
τ> :
x
τ
≤
.
Letq= (qk) be a sequence of positive real numbers andQk=ki=qi. Then the Riesz trans-formation ofx= (xk) is defined as
tk=
Qk k
i=
qixi. (.)
In , Mursaleenet al.[] has modified the definition of weighted statistical
conver-gence due to Karakaya and Chishti [], they showed that the definition must be as follows: A sequencex= (xk) is weighted statistically convergent (orSN¯-convergent) toLif, for every
ε> ,
lim
k→∞
Qki≤Qk:qi|xi–L| ≥ε = ,
where Qk=
k
i=qi→ ∞ask→ ∞. In the same year, Mongkolkeha and Kumam []
defined the generalized Cesàro sequence spaceces(p)(q) for a bounded sequencep= (pk)
withpk≥ for allk∈Nandq= (qk) of positive real numbers by
ces(p)(q) =x∈l:(λx) <∞for someλ> ,
where
(x) = ∞
k=
Qk k
i=
qix(i)
pk
andQk=ki=qi withQk=ki=qi→ ∞ask→ ∞. Thus, we see thatpk=p, ≤p<
∞for allk∈N; thences(p)(q) reduces tocesp(q) defined by Khan []. Recently, Belen
and Mohiuddine [] generalized the concept of weighted statistical convergence due to
Mursaleenet al.for a nondecreasing sequence (λk) of positive real numbers tending to
numbers be such thatq> andQλk=
i∈Ikqi→ ∞ask→ ∞and
σk:=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qi, (.)
whereIk= [k–λk+ ,k].
A sequencex= (xk) is weightedλ-statistically convergent (orSN¯λ-convergent) toLif for everyε> ,
lim
n→∞
Qλk
i≤Qλk:qi|xi–L| ≥ε = .
Now, we define the new generalized modular sequence space forp= (pk) a bounded
sequence of positive real numbers withpk≥ for allk∈Nand (qk) is a sequence of positive real numbers such thatq> . LetQλk=
i∈Ikqi→ ∞ask→ ∞by
V(λ;p,q) =
x∈l:(τx) <∞for someτ> , (.)
where
(x) = ∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
equipped with the Luxemburg norm
x=inf
τ> :
x
τ
≤
,
whenQλk=
i∈IkqiandIk= [k–λk+ ,k] fork≥.
By applying the reasoning of Remark . in [], if we take λk=k for allk≥, then
the weighted generalized modular sequence spaceV(λ;p,q) becomes the spaceces(p)(q).
If we take qk = for allk≥, then the weighted generalized modular sequence space
V(λ;p,q) becomes the spaceV(λ;p). Also, if we takeλk=kandqk= for allk≥, then
the weighted generalized modular sequence spaceV(λ;p,q) becomes the spaceces(p). Let (X, · ) be a real Banach space and letB(X) (resp.,S(X)) be a closed unit ball (resp., the unit sphere) ofX. A pointx∈S(X) is anH-pointofB(X) if for any sequence (xn) in
X such thatxn → asn→ ∞, the weak convergence of (xn) toximplies thatxn–
x → asn→ ∞. If every point inS(X) is anH-pointofB(X), thenX is said to have
the property (H). A Banach spaceXhas the property (β) if for eachε> there exists
δ> such that <x< +δimpliesα(conv(B(X)∪ {x})\B(X)) <ε, whereα(A) denotes
the Kuratowski measure noncompactness of a subsetAofX defined as the infimum of
allε> such thatAcan be covered by a finite union of sets of diameter less thanε. The
following characterization of the property (β) is very useful (see []): A Banach space
Xhas the property (β) if and only if for eachε> there existsδ> such that for each elementx∈B(X) and for each sequence (xn) inB(X) withsep(xn)≥εthere is an index
kfor whichx+xk
sep(xn)≥ε, there existsδ∈(, ) such thatconv(xn)∩( –δ)B(X)=∅. A Banach spaceX
is said to have the Opial property (see []) if every sequence (xn) weakly convergent tox
satisfies
lim
n→∞infxn–x ≤nlim→∞infxn–x,
for every x∈X. Opial proved in [] that the sequence spaces lp ( <p<∞) have this
property butLp[,π] (p= , <p<∞) do not have it. A Banach spaceXis said to have
the uniform Opial property (see []), if for eachε> there existsτ > such that for any weakly null sequence (xn) inS(X) andx∈Xwithx>εthe following holds:
+τ≤ lim
n→∞infxn–x.
For example, the spaces in [, ] have the uniform Opial property. The ball-measure of noncompactness was defined in [, ] by
β(A) =inf{ε> :Acan be covered by finitely many balls of diameter≤ε}.
A Banach spaceXis said to have property (L) iflimε→–(ε) = , where(ε) =inf{ – inf[x: x ∈A] : Ais closed convex subset ofB(X) withβ(A) ≥ε}. The function is called the modulus of noncompact convexity (see []). It has been proved in [] that
property (L) is a useful tool in fixed point theory and that a Banach spaceXhas property
(L) if and only if it is reflexive and has the uniform Opial property.
Throughout this paper, we assume thatlimk→∞infpk> andlimk→∞suppk<∞and for x∈l,i∈N, we denote
ei=
i–
, , . . . , , , , , , . . .,
x|i=
x(),x(),x(), . . . ,x(i), , , , . . .,
x|N–i=
, , , . . . ,x(i+ ),x(i+ ), . . ..
In addition, we putM=supkpkfor allk≥.
First, we start with a brief recollection of basic concepts and facts in modular space.
For a real vector spaceX, a functionρ:X→[,∞] is called amodularif it satisfies the
following conditions:
(i) ρ(x) = if and only ifx= ;
(ii) ρ(αx) =ρ(x)for all scalarαwith|α|= ;
(iii) ρ(αx+βy)≤ρ(x) +ρ(y), for allx,y∈Xand allα,β≥withα+β= . The modularρis called convex if
(iv) ρ(αx+βy)≤αρ(x) +βρ(y), for allx,y∈Xand allα,β≥withα+β= .
For modularρonX, the space
Xρ=
x∈X:ρ(λx)→ asλ→+
A sequence (xn) inXρis calledmodular convergenttox∈Xρif there exists aλ> such
thatρ(λ(xn–x))→ asn→ ∞.
A modularρis said to satisfy the-condition(ρ∈) if for anyε> there exist con-stantsK≥ anda> such that
ρ(u)≤Kρ(u) +ε
for allu∈Xρwithρ(u)≤a.
Ifρsatisfies the-conditionfor anya> withK≥ dependent ona, we say thatρ
has thestrong-condition(ρ∈s).
Lemma .[, Lemma .] Ifρ∈s
,then for any L> andε> ,there existsδ=δ(L,ε) > such that
ρ(u+v) –ρ(u)<ε,
whenever u,v∈Xρwithρ(u)≤L,andρ(v)≤δ.
Lemma .[, Lemma .] Convergences in norm and in modular sense are equivalent in Xρifρ∈.
Lemma .[, Lemma .] Ifρ∈s,then for anyε> there existsδ=δ(ε) > such thatx ≥ +δwheneverρ(x)≥ +ε.
3 Main results
In this section, we prove the property (β) and uniform Opial property in a generalized
modular sequence spaceV(λ;p,q). Finally, we show that this space has the fixed point
property. First we shall give some results which are very important for our consideration.
Proposition . The functionalis a convex modular on V(λ;p,q).
Proof Letx,y∈V(λ;p,q). It is obvious that(x) = if and only ifx= and(αx) =(x)
for scalarαwith|α|= . Letα≥,β≥ withα+β= . By the convexity of the function
t→ |t|pk, for allk∈N, we have
(αx+βy) = ∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
αqix(i) +βqiy(i)
pk
≤ ∞
k=
α
Qλk
i∈Ik
qix(i)+β
Qλk
i∈Ik qiy(i)
pk
≤α
∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
+β
∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qiy(i)
pk
=α(x) +β(y).
Proposition . For x∈V(λ;p,q),the modular on V(λ;p,q)satisfies the following
(i) if <a< ,thenaM(x
a)≤(x)and(ax)≤a(x); (ii) ifa> ,then(x)≤aM(x
a); (iii) ifa≥,then(x)≤a(x)≤(ax). Proof (i) Let <a< . Then we have
(x) = ∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
= ∞
k=
a Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
a pk
= ∞
k=
apk
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
a pk
≥ ∞
k=
aM
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
a pk
=aM
∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qi
x(ai)pk
=aM
x a
.
By the convexity of modular, we have(ax)≤a(x), so (i) is obtained. (ii) Leta> . Then
(x) = ∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
= ∞
k=
apk
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
a pk
≤aM
∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
a pk
=aM
x a
.
Hence (ii) is satisfied. (iii) follows from the convexity of.
Following the line of the proof in [, , ], we get the following results.
Proposition . For any x∈V(λ;p,q),we have
(i) ifx< ,then(x)≤ x; (ii) ifx> ,then(x)≥ x; (iii) x= if and only if(x) = ; (iv) x< if and only if(x) < ; (v) x> if and only if(x) > .
(i) if <a< andx>a,then(x) >aM; (ii) ifa≥andx<a,then(x) <aM.
Proposition . Let(xn)be a sequence in V(λ;p,q).
(i) Ifxn →asn→ ∞,then(xn)→asn→ ∞. (ii) If(xn)→asn→ ∞,thenxn →asn→ ∞.
Lemma . For any x∈V(λ;p,q), there exist j∈Nandγ ∈(, )such that (x
j
)≤ –γ
(xj)for all j∈Nwith j≥j,where
xj=
j–
, , . . . , ,k–λk+≤i≤jx(i),x(j+ ),x(j+ ), . . .
andλkcorresponding to Ikfor k≥.
Proof Letj∈Nbe fixed. So there existkj∈Nsuch thatj∈Ikj. Letαbe a real number such
that <α≤limk→∞infpk, then there existsj∈Nsuch thatα<pkj for allj≥j. Choose
γ ∈(, ) to be a real such that ( )
α≤–γ
. Then for eachx∈V(λ;p,q) andj≥j, we have
xj
= ∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
= ∞
k=kj
pk
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
≤
α∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
≤ –γ
xj.
Lemma . For any x∈V(λ;p,q)andε∈(, )there existsδ∈(, )such that(x)≤ –ε
impliesx ≤ –δ.
Proof For a proof of this lemma, we apply and follow the line of the proof of
Theo-rem .() in []. Suppose that the lemma does not hold, then there existε> andxn∈
V(λ;p,q) such that(xn)≤ –εand≤ xn . Letan=xn– . Thenan→ asn→
∞. LetL=sup{(xn) :n∈N}. Bysupkpk<∞,i.e.,∈s, there existsK≥ such that
(u)≤K(u) + , (.)
for every u∈l(p,θ) with(u) < . By (.), we have(xn)≤K(xn) + ≤K+ for all n∈N. Hence <L<∞. By Proposition . and Proposition .(iii), we have
=
xn
xn
=anxn+ ( –an)xn≤an(xn) + ( –an)(xn) ≤anL+ ( –ε)→ –ε,
Theorem . The space V(λ;p,q)is a Banach space with respect to the Luxemburg norm.
Proof Let (xn) = (xn(i)) be a Cauchy sequence inV(λ;p,q) andε∈(, ). Thus there exists
N∈Nsuch thatxn–xm<εfor alln,m≥N. By Proposition .(i), we have
(xn–xm)≤ xn–xm<ε for alln,m≥N. (.)
That is,
∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) –xm(i) pk
<ε for alln,m≥N. (.)
For fixedk, we see that
qixn(i) –qixm(i)<ε for alln,m≥N.
Thus, let (qixn(i)) be a Cauchy sequence inRfor alli∈N. SinceRis complete, for each
i≥, there existsx(i)∈Rsuch thatqixm(i)→qix(i) asm→ ∞. Thus for fixedkand for
eachi∈Ik, we have
qixn(i) –x(i)<ε asm→ ∞, for alln≥N. This implies that
(xn–xm)→(xn–x) asm→ ∞. (.)
That is,
∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) –xm(i)
pk
→ ∞
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) –x(i)
pk
(.)
asm→ ∞. By (.), we have
(xn–x)≤ xn–x<ε for alln≥N,
and hencexn→xasn→ ∞. So we havexn–x∈V(λ;p,q). Since (xn)∈V(λ;p,q) and the
linearity of the sequence spaceV(λ;p,q), we getx=xn– (xn–x)∈V(λ;p,q). Therefore
the sequence spaceV(λ;p,q) is a Banach space, with respect to the Luxemburg norm, and
the proof is complete.
Theorem . The space V(λ;p,q)has property(β).
Proof Letε> and (xn)⊂B(V(λ;p,q)) withsep(xn)≥ε. For eachj∈N, there existkj∈N
such thatj∈Ikj. Let
xjn=
j–
, , . . . , ,k–λk+≤i≤jxn(i),xn(j+ ),xn(j+ ), . . .
whereλkcorresponds toIkfork≥. This is so since for eachi∈N, (xn(i))∞n=is bounded.
By using the diagonal method, we see that for eachj∈Nwe can find a subsequence (xnl)
of (xn) such that (xnl(i)) converges for eachi∈N. Therefore, for anyj∈Nthere exists an increasing sequence (tj) such thatsep((xjnl)l>tj)≥ε. Hence for eachj∈Nthere exists
a sequence of positive integers (sj)∞j= withs<s<s<· · · such thatxjsj ≥ε and, since
∈s, by Lemma . we may assume that there existsη> such that(xjsj)≥ηfor all j∈N, that is,
∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixjsj(i)
pk
≥η (.)
for allj∈N. On the other hand, by Lemma ., there existj∈Nandγ ∈(, ) such that
uj
≤ –γ
uj (.)
for all u∈V(λ;p,q) andj≥j. From Lemma ., there existsδ> such that for any
y∈V(λ;p,q)
(y)≤ –γ η
⇒ y ≤ –δ. (.)
Since again∈s, by Lemma ., there existsδsuch that
(u+v) –(u)<γ η
, (.)
whenever(u)≤ and(v)≤δ. Sincex∈B(V(λ;p,q)), we have(x)≤. Then there
existsj≥jsuch that(xj)≤δ. We putu=x
j
sjandv=xj,
u = ∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pk< and
v = ∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk<δ.
From (.) and (.), we have
∞
k=kk
Qλk
i∈Ik
qix(i) +xsj(i)
pk=
u+v
≤ u
+γ η
≤ –γ
(u)+γ η
. (.)
By (.), (.), (.), and convexity of the functionf(t) =|t|pk, for allk∈N, we have
x+x sj = ∞ k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qix(i) +xsj(i)
pk = kj– k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qix(i) +xsj(i)
pk+
∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik
qix(i) +xsj(i)
≤ kj– k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk + kj– k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pk
+ ∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pk+γ η ≤ kj– k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk + kj– k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pj
+ –γ
∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pk
+γ η
= kj– k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk + kj– k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pk
+ –γ
∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pk
+γ η
= kj– k=
Qλn
i∈In qix(i)
pk + ∞ k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pk
–γ
∞
k=kj
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixsj(i)
pj
+γ η
≤ + – γ η + γ η
= –γ η .
So it follows from (.) that
x+xsj≤ –δ.
Therefore, the spaceV(λ;p,q) has property (β).
By the facts that property (β) implies (NUC), and (NUC) implies property (UKK),
prop-erty (H), and reflexivity (see [–]). The following results are obtained directly from
Theorem ..
Corollary . The space V(λ;p)has property(β).
Corollary . The space V(λ;p,q)is nearly uniform convexity and reflexive.
Corollary . The space V(λ;p,q)has property(UKK)and property(H).
Corollary . The space V(λ;p)is nearly uniform convexity and reflexive.
Next, we will prove the uniform Opial property for the spaceV(λ;p,q).
Theorem . The space V(λ;p,q)has the uniform Opial property.
Proof Take anyε> andx∈V(λ;p,q) withx ≥ε. Let (xn) be a weakly null sequence in
S(V(λ;p,q)). By∈s, hence by Lemma . there existsδ∈(, ) independent ofxsuch that(x) >δ. Also, by∈sand Lemma ., one may assert that there existsδ∈(,δ) such that
(y+z) –(y)<δ
(.)
whenever(y)≤ and(z)≤δ. Choosek∈Nsuch that ∞
k=k+
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
<δ
. (.)
So, we have
δ<
k
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
+ ∞
k=k+
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
≤
k
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
+δ
, (.)
which implies that
k
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik qix(i)
pk
>δ–δ
>δ–δ
=δ
. (.)
Sincexn w
→, there existsn∈Nsuch that
δ
≤
k
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) +x(i)
pk
(.)
for all n>n, since weak convergence implies coordinatewise convergence. Again, by
xn→w , there existsn∈Nsuch that
xn|ko< –
–δ
M
(.)
for alln>n. Hence, by the triangle inequality of the norm, we get
xn|N–ko>
–δ
M
It follows from Proposition .(ii) that
≤
x n|N–ko
( –δ
)
M
= ∞
k=k+
Qλk
i∈Ikqi|xn(i)|
( –δ)M
pk
≤
( –δ)M
M ∞
k=k+
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i)
pk
(.)
implies that
∞
k=k+
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i)
pk
≥ –δ
(.)
for alln>n. By inequality (.), (.), (.), and (.), we have for anyn>n
(xn+x) =
k
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) +x(i)
pk
+ ∞
k=k+
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) +x(i)
pk
>
k
k=
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) +x(i)
pk
+ ∞
k=k+
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) +x(i)
pk
≥δ
+
∞
k=k+
Qλk
i∈Ik
qixn(i) pk
–δ
≥δ
+
– δ
– δ
≥ +δ .
Since∈sand by Lemma . there existsτ depending onδonly such thatxn+x ≥
+τ, which implies thatlimn→∞infxn+x ≥ +τ, hence the proof is complete.
Corollary . The space V(λ;p)has the uniform Opial property.
Corollary .[, Theorem .] The spaceces(p)has the uniform Opial property.
Corollary .[, Theorem ] For any <p<∞,the spacecesphas the uniform Opial property.
Corollary . The space V(λ;p,q)has property(L)and the fixed point property.
Corollary . The space V(λ;p)has property(L)and the fixed point property.
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Authors’ contributions
All authors contributed equally and significantly in writing this paper. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
Author details
1Department of Mathematics, King Abdulaziz University, P.O. Box 80203, Jeddah, 21589, Saudi Arabia.2Department of
Mathematics, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Science, Kasetsart University, Kamphaeng-Saen Campus, Nakhonpathom, 73140, Thailand.3Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Faculty of Science and Technology, Thammasat University, Rangsit
Center, Pathumthani, 12121, Thailand.
Acknowledgements
This article was funded by the Deanship of Scientific Research (DSR), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah. The authors, therefore, acknowledge with thanks DSR for the technical and financial support.
Received: 24 June 2014 Accepted: 8 September 2014 Published:29 Sep 2014
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