
handle: 11588/348297 , 11591/225542
Summary: We present a scheme which associates to a generalized quasi-variational inequality a dual problem and generalized Kuhn-Tucker conditions. This scheme allows to solve the primal and the dual problems in the spirit of the classical Lagrangian duality for constrained optimization problems and extends, in not necessarily finite dimensional spaces, the duality approach obtained by A. Auslender for generalized variational inequalities. An application to social Nash equilibria is presented together with some illustrative examples.
Noncooperative games, Numerical optimization and variational techniques, numerical examples, Banach space, subdifferential, generalized Kuhn-Tucker conditions, Variational inequalities, Duality theory (optimization), generalized quasi-variational inequality, primal and dual problems, Social Nash equilibrium
Noncooperative games, Numerical optimization and variational techniques, numerical examples, Banach space, subdifferential, generalized Kuhn-Tucker conditions, Variational inequalities, Duality theory (optimization), generalized quasi-variational inequality, primal and dual problems, Social Nash equilibrium
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