1. Jun 18, 2016 #1

   KF33

   

   I was looking at this definition of a contractive function and the only difference I saw between it and a Lipschitz function was the b and M. I am just wondering how you look at the connections between them.

    

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3. Jun 18, 2016 #2

   wrobel

   

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   for contraction mapping the main thing is that ##b<1##. Moreover, contraction takes a metric space into itself. Each contraction is a Lip. mapping

    

   wrobel, Jun 18, 2016

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