Optimization and Variational Analysis
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This cluster of papers focuses on iterative algorithms for solving nonlinear operators, optimization problems, fixed-point problems, variational inequalities, and equilibrium problems. It covers convergence theorems, bilevel programming, Hamilton-Jacobi formulations, and the application of nonexpansive mappings in various iterative methods.
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strong convergence; Hilbert spaces; variational inequalities; optimality conditions; set-valued mappings; nonexpansive mappings; necessary optimality conditions; nonsmooth optimization; convex analysis; fixed point problems; common fixed points; monotone operators; equilibrium problems; sufficient optimality conditions; fixed point approximation; subdifferential; maximal monotone operators; monotone inclusion problems; generalized convexity; constraint qualification; uniformly convex Banach spaces; proximal point algorithm; nonsmooth analysis; reflexive Banach spaces; strong duality
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Morton address: 36174242878456927 · morton4x16-v1
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