Surjectivity and fixed points of relaxed dissipative multifunctions. Differential inclusions approach (Q703886)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2126904
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    Surjectivity and fixed points of relaxed dissipative multifunctions. Differential inclusions approach
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2126904

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      Surjectivity and fixed points of relaxed dissipative multifunctions. Differential inclusions approach (English)
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      12 January 2005
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      The author introduces and investigates relaxed variants of dissipative, accretive and monotone operators. A multifunction \(F\) defined on a Banach space \(E\) is said to be relaxed one side Lipschitz when there exists a constant \(L\) such that for every \(x,y \in E\) and every \(u \in F(x)\), there is \(v \in F(y)\) such that \([x-y,u-v]_+ \leq L\| x-y\| \) (here \([x,y]_+ = \lim_{h \to 0^+}(\| x+hy\| -\| x\| )/h\)). When \(L<0\) (resp., \(L<1\), \(L=1\)), the multimap \(F\) is called relaxed unformly dissipative (resp., relaxed contractive, relaxed nonexpansive). In particular, some results concerning the surjectivity of relaxed dissipative multimaps and the existence of fixed points of relaxed nonexpansive multifunctions are given. The proofs are based on some properties of the solution sets of appropriate differential inclusions.
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      dissipative operators
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      accretive operators
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      monotone operators
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      relaxed operators
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      differential inclusions
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      surjectivity
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