Implicit function theorems for m-accretive and locally accretive set-valued mappings
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The author gives a survey on implicit function theorems for multivalued maps in Banach spaces. The basic ingredients are ``geometric assumptions on the underlying space and accretivity hypotheses on the map with respect to one variable. A comparison with related implicit function theorems is given, as well as to nonlinear evolution equations.
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