2017
DOI: 10.1080/02331934.2017.1306524
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The pseudomonotone polar for multivalued operators

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“…The name "polar" is motivated from the fact that, when p " 1, the 1-cyclic monotone polar T µ1 is simply the well known monotone polar T µ [10]. However, these "polars" are not polarities in the sense of [5], and do not have the same properties the monotone polar (and also similar notions, such as the quasimonotone and pseudomonotone polars [6,7]) has. The following proposition subsumes some of those properties.…”
Section: The P-monotone Polarmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The name "polar" is motivated from the fact that, when p " 1, the 1-cyclic monotone polar T µ1 is simply the well known monotone polar T µ [10]. However, these "polars" are not polarities in the sense of [5], and do not have the same properties the monotone polar (and also similar notions, such as the quasimonotone and pseudomonotone polars [6,7]) has. The following proposition subsumes some of those properties.…”
Section: The P-monotone Polarmentioning
confidence: 99%