The iterative solution of the equation \(f\in x+Tx\) for a monotone operator T in \(L^ p\) spaces (Q1084655): Difference between revisions

Suppose T is a multivalued monotone operator (not necessarily continuous) with open domain D(T) in \(L_ p\) \((2\leq p<\infty)\), \(f\in R(I+T)\) and the equation \(f\in x+Tx\) has a solution \(q\in D(T)\). Then there exists a neighbourhood \(B\subset D(T)\) of q and a real number \(r_ 1>0\) such that for any \(r\geq r_ 1\), for any initial guess \(x_ 1\in B\), and any single-valued section \(T_ 0\) of T, the sequence \(\{x_ n\}^{\infty}_{n=1}\) generated from \(x_ 1\) by \(x_{n+1}=(1-C_ n)x_ n+C_ n(f-T_ 0x_ n)\) remains in D(T) and converges strongly to q with \(\| x_ n-q\| =O(n^{-})\). Furthermore, for \(X=L_ p(E)\), \(\mu (E)<\infty\), \(\mu =Lebesgue\) measure and \(1<p<2\), suppose T is a single-valued locally Lipschitzian monotone operator with open domain D(T) in X. For \(f\in R(I+T)\), a solution of the equation \(x+Tx=f\) is obtained as the limit of an iteratively constructed sequence with an explicit error estimate.