2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11425-019-9757-0
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Metrically regular mappings and its application to convergence analysis of a confined Newton-type method for nonsmooth generalized equations

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“…In [8,Proposition 4.1], Rashid proved that for any function f admitting a PBA on a nonempty closed convex subset C of a Hilbert space H, the normal map associated with f admits a PBA on H. In our study we will show that the same result holds when we replace the normal maps f C + F in lieu of the normal maps f C . Rashid [8,14] reformulate the normal maps f C + F by simple modification of the definition of normal maps given by Robinson [13]. In [8,14] Rashid assumed the concept of point-based approximation and p-point-based approximation.…”
Section: Application To Normal Mapsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In [8,Proposition 4.1], Rashid proved that for any function f admitting a PBA on a nonempty closed convex subset C of a Hilbert space H, the normal map associated with f admits a PBA on H. In our study we will show that the same result holds when we replace the normal maps f C + F in lieu of the normal maps f C . Rashid [8,14] reformulate the normal maps f C + F by simple modification of the definition of normal maps given by Robinson [13]. In [8,14] Rashid assumed the concept of point-based approximation and p-point-based approximation.…”
Section: Application To Normal Mapsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rashid [8,14] reformulate the normal maps f C + F by simple modification of the definition of normal maps given by Robinson [13]. In [8,14] Rashid assumed the concept of point-based approximation and p-point-based approximation. Here we extend that concept to (n, α)-point-based approximation which is reformulated by Rashid [8,14], then we show that if f have a (n, α)-point-based approximation, then one can easily be constructed a (n, α)-point-based approximation for f C + F.…”
Section: Application To Normal Mapsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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