ON RANDOM COINCIDENCE & FIXED POINTS FOR A PAIR OF HYBRID MEASURABLE MAPPINGS

Abstract

In this paper,  we establish some random Coincidence point and random fixed point theorems for a pair of hybrid measurable mappings, which is generalizes and extends  many results in the literature.

Keywords

• Separable metric space,random Coincidence point,random fixed point,measurable mappings,non-expansive.

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