On fixed points of generalized linear-fractional transformations

We study the fixed points of the generalized linear-fractional transformation $F_A$, induced by the plus-operator $A$, of the operator unit ball $\mathscr K_+$ into $\mathscr K_+$. In particular, for a linear-fractional transformation $F_A$ which maps $\mathscr K_+$ into its interior $\mathscr K_+^0$ we prove that if $F_A$ has a fixed point then the latter is unique. If, on the other hand, $F_A$ maps $\mathscr K_+$ onto $\mathscr K_+$, then, provided $F_A$ has a fixed point in $\mathscr K_+^0$, the following alternative is valid:
1) either this is the only fixed point of $F_A$ in $\mathscr K_+$,
2) or $F_A$ has a continuum of fixed points in the interior of $\mathscr K_+$ and at least two fixed points on the boundary $S_+$ of $\mathscr K_+$.
In the intermediate case where $F_A(\mathscr K_+)\ne\mathscr K_+$ but $F_A(\mathscr K_+)\cap S_+\ne\varnothing$ we give an example of a linear-fractional transformation $F_A$ that has two fixed points: one in $\mathscr K_+^0$ and one on $S_+$.
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