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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Aygün, Halis author Güner, Elif author Miñana, Juan-José author Valero, Oscar author 2022 Partial metrics constitute a generalization of classical metrics for which self-distance may not be zero. They were introduced by S.G. Matthews in 1994 in order to provide an adequate mathematical framework for the denotational semantics of programming languages. Since then, different works were devoted to obtaining counterparts of metric fixed-point results in the more general context of partial metrics. Nevertheless, in the literature was shown that many of these generalizations are actually obtained as a corollary of their aforementioned classical counterparts. Recently, two fuzzy versions of partial metrics have been introduced in the literature. Such notions may constitute a future framework to extend already established fuzzy metric fixed point results to the partial metric context. The goal of this paper is to retrieve the conclusion drawn in the aforementioned paper by Haghia et al. to the fuzzy partial metric context. To achieve this goal, we construct a fuzzy metric from a fuzzy partial metric. The topology, Cauchy sequences, and completeness associated with this fuzzy metric are studied, and their relationships with the same notions associated to the fuzzy partial metric are provided. Moreover, this fuzzy metric helps us to show that many fixed point results stated in fuzzy metric spaces can be extended directly to the fuzzy partial metric framework. An outstanding difference between our approach and the classical technique introduced by Haghia et al. is shown. Aygün H, Güner E, Miñana J-J, Valero O. Fuzzy Partial Metric Spaces and Fixed Point Theorems. Mathematics. 2022 Aug 28;10(17):3092 10.3390/math10173092 2227-7390 Mathematics http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13003/18538 2-s2.0-85137841193 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12105/23439 851797600001 Fuzzy Partial Metric Spaces and Fixed Point Theorems