Random completely generalized set-valued implicit quasi-variational inequalities (Q1306801)

Let \(K\) be a nonempty closed convex subset of a Hilbert space \(H\); \(U,V:\Omega\times H\to 2^H\) be two random set-valued maps (\(\Omega\) be measure space), \(m,g:\Omega\times H\to H\) be two random operators and \(a:\Omega\times H\times H\to\mathbb{R}\) be a random function. Under (very complicated in formulation) natural conditions, the authors establish the existence and iteration convergence theorem for the so-called ``random completely generalized set-valued implicit quasi-variational inequality'' of the type: \[ g(\omega,u(\omega))\in K(\omega, x(\omega)),\quad x(\omega)\in U(\omega,u(\omega)),\quad y(\omega)\in V(\omega, u(\omega)), \] \[ a(\omega, u(\omega), v-g(\omega, u(\omega)))\geq (y(\omega),v- g(\omega, u(\omega))) \] for all \(\omega\in\Omega\) and \(v\in K(\omega, x(\omega))\) where \(K(\omega, x(\omega))= m(\omega, x(\omega))+ K\). The above-mentioned conditions all are in the term of \(h\)-Lipschitz coefficients for all used functions and multifunctions of the problem under consideration, and the \(h\)-Lipschitz condition naturally allows to construct appropriate interaction process for all unknown random variables \(u(\cdot)\), \(x(\cdot)\), \(y(\cdot)\).