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Set the value of the generalized vector variational inequality problem of
Author: YuZuo
Tutor: XiaZunZuo
School: Dalian University of Technology
Course: Operational Research and Cybernetics
Keywords: Generalized Vector inequality Hausdorff topological vector space KKM-Fan Theorem Lower semi-continuous Monotonic Gap function
CLC: O178
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract
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Set-valued Mapping Generalized Vector Variational not equal (GVVTI) is an important promotion variational inequalities form , is the study of multi-objective planning, balance problems and other areas of mathematics and engineering issues important theoretical basis for medium and tools of this issue research involving set-valued analysis, convex analysis , linear and nonlinear analysis, nonsmooth analysis , functional analysis , etc., have important academic value. This paper mainly studied theoretically Hausdorff topological vector space valued mapping a class of generalized vector variational inequality problem of existence of solutions by adding the lower semi-continuous , C- monotone and other conditions , the use of classical KKM-Fan Theorem its equivalent existence problems for proof that this conclusion also unify and generalize many existing vector variational inequality existence issues. In solving variational inequalities , we often put a variational inequality problem is transformed into an optimization problem by solving the optimization problem so as to achieve the purpose of solving variational inequalities , while Gap function in this transformation process has played a crucial role. Gap functions were originally used in optimization problems and has been a series of good application , but the Gap function applied to the variational inequality problem developed in recent years is still a trend . Therefore, this paper proposed Hausdorff topological vector space valued generalized vector variational inequality model defines Gap function , and gives such a set-valued Generalized Vector Variational Inequalities exist necessary and sufficient conditions .
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