A tripled fixed point theorems in ordered metric spaces is used in order to prove the existence and uniqueness of a solution for a class of integral equations. The conditions of the theorem are much weaker than those existing in literature and the theorem is useful for solving some general problems. An example to illustrate our theoretical results is also given.
Solving a system of integral equations by using some tripled fixed point theorems
Lauran, Monica and Pop, Adina
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