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Strongly-Representable Monotone Operators

Strongly-representable monotone operators
Authors: Voisei, M. D.; Zălinescu, C.;

Strongly-Representable Monotone Operators

Abstract

Recently M. Marques Alves and B. F. Svaiter ["Brønsted-Rockafellar property and maximality of monotone operators representable by convex functions in non-reflexive Banach spaces", J. Convex Analysis 15(4) (2008) 693–706] introduced a new class of maximal monotone operators. In this note we study domain-range properties as well as connections with other classes and calculus rules for these operators we called strongly-representable. While not every maximal monotone operator is strongly-representable, every maximal monotone NI operator is strongly-representable, and every strongly-representable operator is locally maximal monotone, maximal monotone locally, strongly maximal monotone, and ANA. As a consequence the conjugate of the Fitzpatrick function of a maximal monotone operator is not necessarily a representative function

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Applications of operator theory in optimization, convex analysis, mathematical programming, economics, Monotone operators and generalizations, Set-valued operators

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