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Please give an example of contractive map which have fixed point...I search but I didnt find
The Fixed Point Theorem is a mathematical concept that states that for a given function, there exists at least one point in the domain of the function that maps to itself. In simpler terms, it means that there is a point where the output of the function is equal to the input.
A contractive map is a function that reduces the distance between any two points in its domain. It is also known as a contraction mapping and is an important concept in the Fixed Point Theorem as it guarantees the existence of a fixed point.
The Fixed Point Theorem has numerous applications in mathematics and science. It is used to prove the existence of solutions to various equations and also in the study of dynamical systems. It is also a fundamental concept in computer science, economics, and engineering.
The Fixed Point Theorem is used in various real-world problems such as finding solutions to optimization problems, modeling population growth, and analyzing the stability of physical systems. It is also used in computer algorithms and data analysis techniques.
In order for a function to have a fixed point, it must satisfy two conditions: it must be a continuous function and a contractive map. This means that the function must not have any breaks or jumps and must reduce the distance between any two points in its domain.