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Jacobian with zero eigenvalues - Fixed points

Proving integral transform using banach fixed-point theorem

Composite mapping with $p$ factors is a contraction

How can I prove that $F_1(x)=\frac{x^2+2}{3}$ can be used to solve $f(x)=x^2-3x+2=0$ with the fixed point method?

Proving that an equation has only a fixed point

Prove that succession generated from an iterative function, converges to the root of the function.

Am I doing well this fixed point problem?

Show that explicit formula for fixed-point does not depend on the initial point

How can you show that a function has a fixed point when its domain is a half-space or a convex cone?

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