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In this paper, we consider the implicit quasi-variational inequality without continuity assumptions of data mappings. Our approach here is completely different from the one based on KKM theorem in the literature. Interesting applications to generalized quasi-variational inequalities for both...
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This paper deals with generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problems. Using a so-called nonlinear scalarization function and a fixed point theorem, existence theorems for two classes of generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problems are established. Copyright Springer-Verlag 2005
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This paper deals with generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problems. Using a so-called nonlinear scalarization function and a fixed point theorem, existence theorems for two classes of generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problems are established. Copyright Springer-Verlag 2005
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In this paper, we establish the upper semicontinuity and lower semicontinuity of solution mappings to a parametric generalized strong vector equilibrium problem with setvalued mappings by using a scalarization method and a density result. The results improve the corresponding ones in the...
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We provide a first-order necessary and sufficient condition for optimality of lower semicontinuous functions on Banach spaces using the concept of subdifferential. From the sufficient condition we derive that any subdifferential operator is monotone absorbing, hence maximal monotone when the...
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“Market Coupling” is currently seen as the most advanced market design in the restructuring of the European electricity market. Market Coupling, by construction, introduces what is generally referred to as an incomplete market: it leaves several constraints out of the market and hence avoids...
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