A variant of Banach’s contraction principle in ordered Banach spaces
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Banach’s contraction principle, ordered Banach spaces, positive operatorsAbstract
In this article we establish a version of Banach’s contraction principle in ordered Banach spaces. This version is adapted to prove existence and uniqueness results for an integral equation or a boundary value problem depending on the derivative.
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