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    Relaxed outer projections, weighted averages and convex feasibility (English)
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    This paper considers the problem of finding a common point of finitely many closed nonconvex sets. A new projection-type algorithm is proposed which may be useful for very large-scale problems. Theoretical results are provided but no computational experience.
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    relaxed outer projections
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    weighted averages
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    convex feasibility
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    projection method
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    common point of finitely many closed nonconvex sets
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    large-scale problems
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