The inverse p-median problem with variable edge lengths on graphs is to modify the edge lengths at minimum total cost with respect to given modification bounds such that a prespecified set of p vertices becomes a p-median with respect to the new edge lengths. The problem is shown to be strongly...

Let a connected undirected graph G  =  (V, E) be given. In the classical p-median problem we want to find a set X containing p points in G such that the sum of weighted distances from X to all vertices in V is minimized. We consider the semi-obnoxious case where every vertex has either a...

Let a connected undirected graph G  =  (V, E) be given. In the classical p-median problem we want to find a set X containing p points in G such that the sum of weighted distances from X to all vertices in V is minimized. We consider the semi-obnoxious case where every vertex has either a...

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Using a particular kind of pseudomonotonicity for multivalued mappings, an existence result is proved for equilibria, variational inequalities, and a combination of both. Copyright Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998