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Strict Feasibility Conditions in Nonlinear Complementarity Problems

Y. B. Zhao and D. Li
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Y. B. Zhao: Chinese University of Hong Kong
D. Li: Chinese University of Hong Kong

Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 2000, vol. 107, issue 3, No 13, 664 pages

Abstract: Abstract Strict feasibility plays an important role in the development of the theoryand algorithms of complementarity problems. In this paper, we establishsufficient conditions to ensure strict feasibility of a nonlinearcomplementarity problem. Our analysis method, based on a newly introducedconcept of μ-exceptional sequence, can be viewed as a unified approachfor proving the existence of a strictly feasible point. Some equivalentconditions of strict feasibility are also developed for certaincomplementarity problems. In particular, we show that aP*-complementarity problem is strictly feasible if and only ifits solution set is nonempty and bounded.

Keywords: complementarity problems; strict feasibility; quasimonotone maps; P0-maps; P*-maps (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2000
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