Some Results about Set-Valued Complementarity Problem

Subject Areas : Statistics

Kh. Bypour ¹ (Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Golestan University, Gorgan, Iran)
M. Roohi ² (Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Golestan University, Gorgan, Iran)

Received: 2018-09-15 Accepted : 2019-04-07 Published : 1970-01-01

Keywords: مسئله‌ی مکمل, مجموعه‌ی جواب, مسئله‌ی مکمل تک‌-مقدار, مسئله‌ی مکمل مجموعه-‌مقدار,

Abstract :

This paper is devoted to consider the notions of complementary problem (CP) and set-valued complementary problem (SVCP). The set-valued complementary problem is compared with the classical single-valued complementary problem. Also, the solution set of the set-valued complementary problem is characterized. Our results illustrated by some examples. This paper is devoted to consider the notions of complementary problem (CP) and set-valued complementary problem (SVCP). The set-valued complementary problem is compared with the classical single-valued complementary problem. Also, the solution set of the set-valued complementary problem is characterized. Our results illustrated by some examples. Our results illustrated by some examples. This paper is devoted to consider the notions of complementary problem (CP) and set-valued complementary problem (SVCP). The set-valued complementary problem is compared with the classical single-valued complementary problem. Also, the solution set of the set-valued complementary problem is characterized. Our results illustrated by some examples. Our results illustrated by some examples.

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