04-1 Contraction Mappings

[@KiranKumar-xh2zc]

sir can i know where can i found various types of contraction mapping

[@Gipsy4u]

Very good explanation, you Sir, sounds great lecturer, thank you for uploading.

[@haydencook7998]

hi, at 4:39, is the second lambda meant to be raised to the power of k-2?

[@nimrasheikh636]

Sir this topic is from which book?

[@joshuaronisjr]

Thanks for the video! What would be an example of a pseudo-contraction that isn't a contraction defined over a compact domain? I haven't been able to come up with one...

[@joshuaronisjr]

Found one: f(x) = (x^2)/2 +0.1 in [0,1]. It's definetely a pseudo-contraction, since if we apply it to any x1, x2, in [0,1], the distance between them gets contracted. However, its not a contraction because as x->1, the slope tends towards 1, so we can't find a λ

[@Zaid-lk2sy]

Very well explained! Thank you

[@gourdwivedi6488]

Sir clear ni dek raha starting ka

[@petterboussard]

Thanks!