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Bounds for the solution set of linear complementarity problems
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    Bounds for the solution set of linear complementarity problems (English)
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    We give here bounds for the feasible domain and the solution norm of Linear Complementarity Problems (LCP). These bounds are motivated by formulating the LPC as a global quadratic optimization problem and are characterized by the eigenstructure of the corresponding matrix. We prove boundedness of the feasible domain when the quadratic problem is concave, and give easily computable bounds for the solution norm for the convex case. We also obtain lower and upper bounds for the solution norm of the general nonconvex problem.
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    Linear Complementarity
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    lower and upper bounds
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    solution norm
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    nonconvex problem
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