Sensitivity analysis of the Signorini variational inequality
Jan Sokołowski (1987)
Banach Center Publications
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Jan Sokołowski (1987)
Banach Center Publications
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Śladkowska, Janina (2015-11-13T13:54:55Z)
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Noor, Muhammad Aslam (2009)
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The paper consists in a brief overview on Vector Variational Inequalities (VVI). The connections between VVI and Vector Optimization Problems (VOP) are considered. This leads to point out that necessary optimality conditions for a VOP can be formulated by means of a VVI when the objective function is Gâteaux differentiable and the feasible set is convex. In particular, the existence of solutions and gap functions associated with VVI are analysed. Gap functions provide an equivalent formulation...
Giovanni P. Crespi, Ivan Ginchev, Matteo Rocca (2005)
RAIRO - Operations Research - Recherche Opérationnelle
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The existence of solutions to a scalar Minty variational inequality of differential type is usually related to monotonicity property of the primitive function. On the other hand, solutions of the variational inequality are global minimizers for the primitive function. The present paper generalizes these results to vector variational inequalities putting the Increasing Along Rays (IAR) property into the center of the discussion. To achieve that infinite elements in the image space are...
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In this paper we clarify that the interior proximal method developed in [6] (vol. 27 of this journal) for solving variational inequalities with monotone operators converges under essentially weaker conditions concerning the functions describing the "feasible" set as well as the operator of the variational inequality.
Noor, Muhammad Aslam (2008)
Banach Journal of Mathematical Analysis [electronic only]
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