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Solution to second order differential equations via Fw-contractions
. In this article, we introduce the notions of F -contractions and Hardy-Rogers type F - contractions via w -distances in the backdrop of an orthogonal metric space. After this, we prove some fixed point results concerning the said kind of contractions by taking a weaker version of completeness of the underlying space instead of completeness. Further, we employ the results to obtain some existence and uniqueness criteria of the solution(s) to a certain type of second order initial value and boundary value problems. Along with these, we illustrate some numerical examples to interpret our achieved fixed point results.
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