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This work aims to highlight critical mathematical inaccuracies in the findings of J. Ali and M. Jubair.

May 27, 2026Filomat0 citationsOpen Access

Some remarks on “Fixed point theorems for enriched nonexpansive mappings in geodesic spaces” Filomat 37(11): 3403-3409, 2023

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This work aims to highlight critical mathematical inaccuracies in the findings of J. Ali and M. Jubair.
Provided mathematical counterexamples to incorrect results from the prior paper.
Analyzed connections between the findings of J. Ali and M. Jubair and earlier work by R. Shukla and R. Panicker.
Identified specific incorrect results in the fixed point theorems presented by J. Ali and M. Jubair.
Demonstrated that many results were direct corollaries of earlier work, complicating their originality.

Abstract

In this paper, we address several critical points regarding the work of J. Ali and M. Jubair (Filomat 37(11): 3403-3409, 2023). We have identified mathematically incorrect results and provide counterexamples to support our findings. Additionally, we observe that many of the results presented by J. Ali and M. Jubair 1 seem to be direct corollaries of the earlier work by R. Shukla and R. Panicker (J. Funct. Spaces 2022, Article ID 6161839, 8 pages, 2022).

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