
Summary: Existence theorems of generalized variational inequalities and generalized complementary problems are obtained in topological vector spaces for demi operators which are upper hemicontinuous along line segments in a convex set \(X\). Fixed point theorems are also given in Hilbert spaces for set-valued operators \(T\) which are upper hemicontinuous along line segments in \(X\) such that \(I-T\) are demi operators.
H-Demi Operator, Upper Semicontinuous, demi operator, Lower Semicontinuous, Generalized Variational Inequalities, Lower Hemicontinuous, Demi Operator, Monotone and Semi-Monotone Maps, generalized complementary problems, set-valued operators, Fixed-point theorems, Variational and other types of inequalities involving nonlinear operators (general), Kneser's minimax theorem, Generalized Complementarity Problems, Kneser’s Minimax Theorem, Upper Hemicontinuous, generalized variational inequalities, Contraction-type mappings, nonexpansive mappings, \(A\)-proper mappings, etc., Existence of solutions for minimax problems, Set-valued operators, Monotone operators and generalizations, lower hemicontinuous
H-Demi Operator, Upper Semicontinuous, demi operator, Lower Semicontinuous, Generalized Variational Inequalities, Lower Hemicontinuous, Demi Operator, Monotone and Semi-Monotone Maps, generalized complementary problems, set-valued operators, Fixed-point theorems, Variational and other types of inequalities involving nonlinear operators (general), Kneser's minimax theorem, Generalized Complementarity Problems, Kneser’s Minimax Theorem, Upper Hemicontinuous, generalized variational inequalities, Contraction-type mappings, nonexpansive mappings, \(A\)-proper mappings, etc., Existence of solutions for minimax problems, Set-valued operators, Monotone operators and generalizations, lower hemicontinuous
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