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Strong convergence of gradient
projection method for generalized
equilibrium problem in a Banach space
Mohammad Farid
1*, Syed Shakaib Irfan
2, Mohammad Firdosh Khan
2and Suhel Ahmad Khan
3*Correspondence: [email protected] 1Unaizah College of Engineering, Qassim University, Unaizah, 51911, Saudi Arabia
Full list of author information is available at the end of the article
Abstract
In this paper, we propose and analyze a hybrid iterative method for finding a
common element of the set of solutions of a generalized equilibrium problem, the set of solutions of a variational inequality problem, and the set of fixed points of a relatively nonexpansive mapping in a real Banach space. Further, we prove the strong convergence of the sequences generated by the iterative scheme. Finally, we derive some consequences from our main result. Our work is an improvement and extension of some previously known results recently obtained by many authors.
Keywords: generalized equilibrium problem; variational inequality problem; fixed point problem; relatively nonexpansive mappings; iterative scheme
1 Introduction
LetXbe a real Banach space with its dual spaceX∗, let·,·be the duality pairing between XandX∗, and let · denote the norm ofXandX∗. LetKbe a nonempty closed convex subset ofX, and let X=∅be the set of all subsets ofX.
LetG,ξ :K×K →Rbe bifunctions. The generalized equilibrium problem (GEP) is findingx∈Ksuch that
G(x,y) +ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x)≥, ∀y∈K. (.)
We denote the solution set of GEP (.) by Sol(GEP(.)). Problem (.) includes fixed point problems, optimization problems, variational inequality problems, Nash equilib-rium problems,etc. as particular cases. In recent past, many iterative methods have been proposed to solve GEP (.); see, for example, [–].
Forξ= , GEP (.) reduces to the following equilibrium problem (EP): Findx∈Ksuch that
G(x,y)≥ for ally∈K. (.)
Problem (.) was introduced and studied by Blum and Oettli []. The variational inequality problem (VIP) is to findx∈Ksuch that
Sx,y–x ≥ for ally∈K, (.)
where S:K →X∗ is a nonlinear mapping. We denote the solution set of VIP (.) by Sol(VIP(.)).
A mappingS:K→X∗is said to be
(i) monotone ifx–y,Sx–Sy ≥for allx,y∈K;
(ii) γ-inverse strongly monotone if there exists a positive real numberγ such that x–y,Sx–Sy ≥γSx–Syfor allx,y∈K;
(iii) Lipschitz continuous if there exists a constantL> such thatSx–Sy ≤Lx–y.
IfSisγ-inverse strongly monotone, then it is Lipschitz continuous with constantγ, that is,Sx–Sy ≤ γx–yfor allx,y∈K.
Thefixed point problem(FPP):
Findx∈K such thatx∈Fix(T), (.)
whereT:K→Kis a nonlinear mapping, andFix(T) is the fixed point set.
In , Takahashi and Zembayashi [] studied weak and strong convergence theorems for finding a common solution of EP (.) and FPP (.) of a relatively nonexpansive map-ping in a real Banach space. Later on, Petrotet al. [] extended the work [] by using the hybrid projection method, which plays an important role for establishing strong conver-gence results.
Nadezhkinaet al. [] proposed a convex combination of a nonexpansive mapping and the extragradient method and considered the iterative scheme by the hybrid method. They proved the strong convergence theorem in a Hilbert space.
Very recently, in , Nakajoet al. [] proposed a composition and convex combina-tion of a relatively nonexpansive mapping and the gradient method. Further, they proved the strong convergence to a common element of solutions of the variational inequality problem and fixed point problem by using the hybrid method.
Motivated and inspired by the recent work of Takahashi and Zembayashi [], Petrotet al. [], Nadezhkinaet al. [], and Nakajoet al. [], we propose an iterative scheme to find the common solution of GEP (.), VIP (.), and FPP (.) for a relatively nonexpansive map-ping in a real Banach space. Further, by using the hybrid projection we prove the strong convergence of the sequences generated by the iterative algorithm, which improves and extends the corresponding results of [, , –].
2 Preliminaries
Now, we use the following results and definitions to prove our main result. The normalized duality mapping is defined as
J(u) =v∈X∗:u,v=u=v
for everyu∈X, whereJ:X→X∗.
The mappingρX: [,∞)→[,∞) defined by
ρX(s) =sup
u+v+u–v
– :u= ,v=s
is called the modulus of smoothness ofX. The spaceXis said to be smooth ifρX(s) > for
alls> , andXis called uniformly smooth ifρX(s)
s → ass→. A Banach spaceXis said
well known that ifXisq-uniformly smooth, thenq≤, andXis uniformly smooth. Note that ifXis uniformly smooth, thenJis uniformly continuous on bounded subsets ofX.
The modulus of convexity ofXis the functionδX: (, ]→[, ] defined by
δX(t) =inf
–
x+y:x=y= ,x–y=t
fort∈(, ]. A Banach spaceXis said to be uniformly convex ifδX(t) > for allt∈(, ].
Letp> . The spaceXis said to bep-uniformly convex if there exists a constantc> such thatδX(t)≥ctp for allt∈(, ]. Note that everyp-uniformly convex space is uniformly
convex (for more details, see []).
LetXbe a smooth, strictly convex, and reflexive Banach space.
Following Takahashi and Zembayashi [], a pointx∈K is said to be an asymptotic
fixed point of T if K contains a sequence {xn} that converges weakly tox such that limn→∞xn–Txn= . The set of asymptotic fixed points ofT is denoted byFix(T).
A mappingTfromKinto itself is said to be relatively nonexpansive ifFix(T)=∅,Fix(T) =
Fix(T), andφ(x,Tx)≤φ(x,x) for allx∈Kandx∈Fix(T), whereφ:X×X→R+is the
Lyapunov functional defined by
φ(u,v) =u– u,Jv+v foru,v∈X. (.)
The generalized projectionK:X→Kis defined as
K(u) =inf
x∈Kφ(u,x) foru∈X,
whereφ(u,x) is defined by (.) (for more details, see []).
Lemma .([, ]) Let X be a smooth,strictly convex,and reflexive Banach space,and let K=∅be a closed convex subset of X.Then,the following hold:
(i) φ(x,Ku) +φ(Ku,u)≤φ(x,u)for allx∈K,u∈X. (ii) Foru∈Xandx∈K,we have
x=K(u) ⇔ x–y,Ju–Jx ≥ for ally∈K.
Remark .([])
(i) Using (.), we get
u–v≤φ(u,v)≤u+v for allu,v∈X.
(ii) IfX=His a real Hilbert space, thenφ(u,v) = (u–v), and
K=PK, the metric projection ofHontoK.
(iii) IfXis a smooth, strictly convex, and reflexive Banach space, thenφ(u,v) = for
u,v∈Xif and only ifu=v.
Lemma .([]) Let X be a smooth Banach space.Then,the following are equivalent:
(i) Xis-uniformly convex.
(ii) There exists a constantc> such thatu+v≥ u+ v,Ju+cvfor all
Lemma .([]) Let X be a-uniformly convex and smooth Banach space.Thenφ(u,v)≥ cu–vfor all u,v∈X,where cis the constant in Lemma..
Lemma .([]) Let X be a-uniformly convex Banach space.Then,for all u,v∈X,we have
u–v ≤ c
Ju–Jv,
where J is the normalized duality mapping of X,and <c≤.
Lemma .([]) Let K=∅be a closed convex subset of a smooth,strictly convex,and reflexive Banach space X,and let T:K→K be a relatively nonexpansive mapping.Then,
Fix(T)is closed and convex.
Lemma .([]) Let X be a smooth and uniformly convex Banach space,and let{un} and{vn}be sequences in X such that either{un}or{vn}is bounded.Iflimn→∞φ(un,vn) = ,
thenlimn→∞un–vn= .
Lemma .([]) Let K be a nonempty closed convex subset of a Banach space X,and let S be a monotone and hemicontinuous operator of K into X∗.Define the mapping M⊂X×X∗ as
M(z) = S(z) +NK(z) if z∈K,
∅ if z∈/K,
where NK(z) :={u∈X∗:z–x,u ≥,∀x∈K}is the normal cone to K at z∈K.Then,M
is maximal monotone,and M–() =Sol(VIP(.)).
Lemma . ([, ]) Let X be a uniformly convex Banach space, and let r> .Then there exists a strictly increasing,continuous,and convex function g: [, r]→Rsuch that g() = and
αx+ ( –α)y≤αx+ ( –α)y–α( –α)gx–y
for all x,y∈Brandα∈[, ],where Br={u∈X:u ≤r}.
Lemma .([]) Let X be a smooth and uniformly convex Banach space,and let r> . Then there exists a strictly increasing,continuous,and convex function g: [, r]→Rsuch that g() = and
gx–y≤φ(x,y) for all x,y∈Br.
The functionF:X×X∗→Rdefined by
Fu,u∗=u– u,u∗+u∗ foru∈Xandu∗∈X∗
Lemma .([]) Let X be a reflexive strictly convex and smooth Banach space with its dual X∗.Then
Gu,u∗+ J–u∗–u,v∗≤Gu,u∗+v∗ for all u∈X and u∗,v∗∈X∗.
Assumption . LetGandξsatisfy the following conditions:
(i) G(x,x) = forx∈K.
(ii) Gis monotone, that is,G(x,y) +G(y,x)≤forx,y∈K. (iii) For eachy∈K,x→G(x,y)is weakly upper semicontinuous. (iv) For eachx∈K,y→G(x,y)is convex and lower semicontinuous.
(v) ξ(·,·)is weakly continuous, andξ(·,y)is convex. (vi) ξ is skew-symmetric, that is,
ξ(x,x) –ξ(x,y) +ξ(y,y) –ξ(y,x)≥ for allx,y∈K.
Theorem . Let K be a nonempty closed and convex subset of a smooth,strictly convex, and reflexive Banach space X.Let G,ξ:K×K→Rbe nonlinear mappings satisfying As-sumption..For t> and u∈X,define the mappingϒt:X→K as follows:
ϒt(u) =
z∈K:G(z,y) +ξ(y,z) –ξ(z,z) +
ty–z,Jz–Ju ≥,∀y∈K
.
Then,the following conclusions hold:
(i) ϒtis single-valued;
(ii) ϒtis firmly nonexpansive mapping,that is,for allu,u∈X, ϒtu–ϒtu,Jϒtu–Jϒtu ≤ ϒtu–ϒtu,Ju–Ju;
(iii) Fix(ϒt) =Sol(GEP(.));
(iv) Sol(GEP(.))is closed and convex.
Proof (i) We claim thatϒtis single-valued. Indeed, forx∈Kandt> , letz,z∈ϒt(x).
Then
G(z,y) +ξ(y,z) –ξ(z,z) +
ty–z,Jz–Jx ≥ for ally∈K (.)
and
G(z,y) +ξ(y,z) –ξ(z,z) +
ty–z,Jz–Jx ≥ for ally∈K. (.)
Lettingy=zin (.) andy=zin (.) and then adding, we have
G(z,z) +G(z,z) +ξ(z,z) –ξ(z,z) +ξ(z,z) –ξ(z,z) +
tz–z,Jz–Jz ≥.
SinceGis monotone,ξ is skew symmetric, and sincet> , we have
z–z,Jz–Jz ≥.
(ii) For anyu,u∈X, letx=ϒtuandx=ϒtu. Then
G(x,y) +ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x) +
ty–x,Jx–Ju ≥ for ally∈K, (.)
and
G(x,y) +ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x) +
ty–x,Jx–Ju ≥ for ally∈K. (.)
By puttingy=xin (.) andy=xin (.) and taking their sum, we have
G(x,x) +G(x,x) +ξ(x,x) –ξ(x,x) +ξ(x,x) –ξ(x,x)
+
tx–x,Jx–Jx–Ju+Ju ≥.
Using the monotonicity ofGand properties ofξ, we have
tx–x,Jx–Jx–Ju–Ju ≥.
Hence, we have
x–x,Jx–Jx+x–x,Ju–Ju ≥
or
x–x,Jx–Jx ≤ x–x,Ju–Ju,
that is,
ϒtu–ϒtu,Jϒtu–Jϒtu ≤ ϒtu–ϒtu,Ju–Ju. (.)
Thus,ϒtis a firmly nonexpansive mapping.
(iii) Letx∈Fix(ϒt). Then
G(x,y) +ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x) +
ty–x,Jx–Jx ≥ for ally∈K,
and so
G(x,y) +ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x)≥ for ally∈K. Thus,x∈Sol(GEP(.)).
Letx∈Sol(GEP(.)). Then
G(x,y) +ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x)≥ for ally∈K, and so
G(x,y) +ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x) +
ty–x,Jx–Jx ≥ for ally∈K.
(iv) First, we show thatϒtis a relatively nonexpansive mapping.
Using the definition ofξ, for anyu,u∈X, we have
φ(ϒtu,ϒtu) +φ(ϒtu,ϒtu)
= ϒtu– ϒtu,Jϒtu– ϒtu,Jϒtu+ ϒtu
= ϒtu,Jϒtu–Jϒtu+ ϒtu,Jϒtu–Jϒtu
= ϒtu–ϒtu,Jϒtu–Jϒtu
and
φ(ϒtu,u) +φ(ϒtu,u) –φ(ϒtu,u) –φ(ϒtu,u)
=ϒtu– ϒtu,Ju+u+ϒtu+u
– ϒtu,Ju–ϒtu+ ϒtu,Ju–u
–ϒtu+ ϒtu,Ju–u
= ϒtu,Ju–Ju– ϒtu,Ju–Ju
= ϒtu–ϒtu,Ju–Ju.
Sinceϒtis firmly nonexpansive, from the above two equalities we have
φ(ϒtu,ϒtu) +φ(ϒtu,ϒtu)≤φ(ϒtu,u) +φ(ϒtu,u) –φ(ϒtu,u) –φ(ϒtu,u).
Thus,
φ(ϒtu,ϒtu) +φ(ϒtu,ϒtu)≤φ(ϒtu,u) +φ(ϒtu,u).
Takingu=u∈Fix(ϒt), we have
φ(u,ϒtu)≤φ(u,u).
Further, we prove thatFix(ϒt) = Sol(GEP(.)).
Let x ∈ Fix(ϒt). Then there exists a sequence {un} ⊂ X such that un x and limn→∞un–ϒtun= . Thus,ϒtunx. Hence, we getx∈K.
SinceJis uniformly continuous on bounded sets, we have
lim n→∞
Jun–Jϒtun
t = , t> .
From the definition ofϒt, for anyy∈K, we have
G(ϒtun,y) +ξ(y,ϒtun) –ξ(ϒtun,ϒtun) +
ty–ϒtun,Jϒtun–Jun ≥. Letyp= ( –p)x+pyforp∈(, ]. Sincey∈Kandx∈K, we haveyp∈K, and thus
G(ϒtun,yp) +ξ(yp,ϒtun) –ξ(ϒtun,ϒtun) +
Sinceξ is weakly continuous andGis weakly lower semicontinuous in the second argu-ment, lettingn→ ∞, we get
G(x,yp) +ξ(yp,x) –ξ(x,x)≥,
ξ(yp,x) –ξ(x,x)≥G(yp,x).
Forp> , we have
=G(yp,yp)
≤pG(yp,y) + ( –p)G(yp,x) ≤pG(yp,y) + ( –p)
ξ(yp,x) –ξ(x,x)
≤pG(yp,y) + ( –p)p
ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x)
≤pG(yp,y) + ( –p)
ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x). Dividing byp> and lettingp→+, we have
G(x,y) +ξ(y,x) –ξ(x,x)≥.
This implies thatx∈Sol(GEP(.)), and henceFix(ϒt) = Sol(GEP(.)) =Fix(ϒt). Thus,
ϒtbe a relatively nonexpansive mapping. By Lemma ., Sol(GEP(.)) =Fix(ϒt) is closed
and convex.
Next, we have the following lemma whose proof is on the similar lines of the proof of Lemma . [] and hence omitted.
Lemma . Let X,K,G,ξ,ϒt be same as in Theorem.,and let t> .Then,for x∈X
and u∈Fix(ϒt),we have
φ(u,ϒtx) +φ(ϒtx,x)≤φ(u,x).
3 Main result
Now, we prove the following convergence theorem.
Theorem . Let X be a-uniformly convex and uniformly smooth Banach space,and let K be a nonempty closed and convex subset of X.Let S:K→X∗be aγ-inverse strongly monotone mapping with constantγ ∈(, ),let G,ξ:K×K→Rbe nonlinear mappings satisfying Assumption.,and let T:K→K be a relatively nonexpansive mapping such that:=Sol(GEP(.))∩Sol(VIP(.))∩Fix(T)=∅.Let the iterative sequence{xn}be gen-erated as follows:
x=x∈K,
zn=
K
J–(Jxn–λnSxn),
yn=J–
θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
,
such that
G(un,y) +ξ(y,un) –ξ(un,un) +
tn
y–un,Jun–Jyn ≥, ∀y∈K,
Pn=
z∈K:φ(z,un)≤φ(z,xn) – ( –θn)φ(zn,xn) – ( –θn)λnzn–z,Sxn–Szn
,
Qn=
z∈K:xn–z,Jx–Jxn ≥
,
xn+=
Pn∩Qn
x, ∀n∈N∪ {},
where J is the normalized duality mapping on X,tn∈(,∞),and{λn}and{θn}are the
sequences in(,∞)and(,)satisfying the following:
(i) <lim infn→∞λn≤lim supn→∞λn<c
γ
,wherecis the constant in Lemma.; (ii) <lim infn→∞θn≤lim supn→∞θn< .
Then,{xn}converges strongly tox,wherex is the generalized projection of X onto. Proof SinceT is a relatively nonexpansive mapping fromK into itself, it follows from Lemma . and Theorem .(iv) thatis closed and convex. First, we show thatPn∩Qn
is closed and convex for alln∈N∪ {}. By the definition ofQnit is closed and convex.
Further, by the definition ofφwe observe thatPnis closed and
φ(z,un)≤φ(z,xn) – ( –θn)φ(yn,xn) – ( –θn)λnyn–z,Sxn–Syn, z– z,Jxn+xn– ( –θn)φ(yn,xn) – ( –θn)λnyn–z,Sxn–Syn
–z+ z,Jun–un≥,
z,Jun–Jxn– ( –θn)λnyn–z,Sxn–Syn+xn–un– ( –θn)φ(yn,xn)≥,
and hencePnis closed and convex for alln∈N∪ {}. Thus,Pn∩Qnis closed and convex
for alln∈N∪ {}.
Next, we show that⊂Pn∩Qnand{xn}is well defined.
Letx∗∈. Thenx∗∈Sol(VIP(.)), that is,zn–x∗,Szn ≥ zn–x∗,Sx∗ ≥.
Sincex∗∈, using Lemma ., we have
zn–x∗,Jxn–Jzn–λnSxn
≥.
Thus,
zn–x∗,Jxn–Jzn
≥λn
zn–x∗,Sxn
=λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
+λn
zn–x∗,Szn
≥λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
for eachn∈N∪ {}, which implies
–zn–x∗,Jxn–Jzn
≤–λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
,
x∗,Jxn–Jzn
– zn,Jxn–Jzn ≤–λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
,
x∗,Jxn–Jzn
+ zn,Jzn– zn,Jxn ≤–λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
x∗,Jxn–Jzn
+ zn– zn,Jxn ≤–λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
, x∗– x∗,Jzn
+zn≤x∗– x∗,Jxn
+xn–zn+ zn,Jxn
–xn– λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
,
φx∗,zn
≤φx∗,xn
–φ(zn,xn) – λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
. (.)
Sinceun=ϒtnynfor alln∈N∪ {}andϒtnis relatively nonexpansive, we have
φx∗,un
=φx∗,ϒtnyn
≤φx∗,yn
. (.)
Now, we estimate
φx∗,yn
=φx∗,J–θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
=x∗– x∗,θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
+θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
≤x∗– θn
x∗,Jxn
– ( –θn)
x∗,JTzn
+θnxn+ ( –θn)Tzn ≤θnφ
x∗,xn
+ ( –θn)φ
x∗,Tzn
≤θnφ
x∗,xn
+ ( –θn)φ
x∗,Tzn
≤θnφ
x∗,xn
+ ( –θn)φ
x∗,zn
. (.)
By (.), (.), and (.) we observe that
φx∗,un
≤φx∗,xn
– ( –θn)φ(zn,xn) – ( –θn)λn
zn–x∗,Sxn–Szn
.
This implies thatx∗∈Pn. Therefore,⊂Pnfor alln∈N∪ {}.
Next, we show by induction that⊂Pn∩Qn for alln∈N∪ {}. SinceQ=K, we
have ⊂P∩Q. Suppose that⊂Pk∩Qk for somek∈N∪ {}. Then there exists
xk+∈Pk∩Qksuch thatxk+=
Pk∩Qkx. From the definition ofxk+we have, for allz∈
Pk∩Qk,
xk+–z,Jx–Jxk+ ≥.
Since⊂Pk∩Qk, we have
xk+–z,Jx–Jxk+ ≥ for allz∈,
and hencez∈Qk+. So, we have⊂Qk+. Therefore, we have⊂Pk+∩Qk+.
Thus, we have that⊂Pn∩Qnfor alln∈N∪ {}. This means that{xn}is well-defined.
By the definition ofQnwe getxn=
Qnx. Usingxn=
Qnxand Lemma ., we have,
for allx∗∈⊂Qn,
φ(xn,x) =φ
Qn
x,x
≤φx∗,x–φ
x∗,
Qn
x
≤φx∗,x.
Thus{φ(xn,x)}is bounded. Therefore{xn}is bounded.
Lettingx∗∈, we have
Sxn ≤Sxn–Sx∗+Sx∗
≤
γxn–x
∗+Sx∗.
So,{Sxn}is bounded.
Fromφ(zn,J–(Jxn–λnSxn))≤φ(x∗,J–(Jxn–λnSxn)) we have
≥ zn– zn,Jxn–λnSxn–x∗
+ x∗,Jxn–λnSxn
≥ zn– znxn+λnSxn
–x∗– x∗xn+λnSxn. DenoteM=sup{xn,Sxn}. Now, we have
zn–Mzn–x∗–Mx∗≤ for alln∈N∪ {}.
Thus{zn}is bounded. Sincexn+=
Pn∩Qnx∈Pn∩Qn⊂Qnandxn=
Qnx, from the definition of
Qn we
have
φ(xn,x)≤φ(xn+,x) for alln∈N∪ {}.
Thus{φ(xn,x)}is nondecreasing. So, the limit of{φ(xn,x)}exists. By the construction of
Qnwe haveQm⊂Qnandxm=Qmx∈Qnform≥n. It follows that
φ(xm,xn) =φ
xm,
Qn
x
≤φ(xm,x) –φ
Qn
x,x
=φ(xm,x) –φ(xn,x). (.)
andK is closed and convex, we can assume thatxn→x∗∈K asn→ ∞. From (.) we
get
φ(xn+,xn)≤φ(xn+,x) –φ(xn,x) for alln∈N∪ {},
which implies
lim
n→∞φ(xn+,xn) = . (.)
Using Lemma ., we get
lim
n→∞xn+–xn= . (.)
By Lemma . andxn+∈Pnwe estimate
φ(xn+,un)≤φ(xn+,xn) –φ(zn,xn) – λnzn–xn+,Sxn–Szn
=φ(xn+,xn) –φ(zn,xn) – λnzn–xn,Sxn–Szn
– λnxn–xn+,Sxn–Szn
≤φ(xn+,xn) –φ(zn,xn) + λnzn–xnSxn–Szn
+ λnxn–xn+Sxn–Szn ≤φ(xn+,xn) +
λn
γ –c
xn–zn+
λn
γ xn–xn+xn–zn.
Using (.), (.), and the inequalitysupn∈Nλn< c
γ
, we have
lim n→∞
c–
λn
γ
xn–zn=n→∞lim φ(xn+,un) = ,
which implies
lim
n→∞xn–zn=n→∞lim xn+–un= . (.)
Using (.) and (.), we have
lim
n→∞xn–un= . (.)
The uniform continuity ofJimplies that
lim
Using the property ofφand Lemma ., we have, for allx∗∈,
φx∗,yn
=φx∗,J–θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
=x∗– x∗,θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
+θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
≤x∗– θn
x∗,Jxn
– ( –θn)
x∗,JTzn
+θnJxn + ( –θn)JTzn–θn( –θn)g
Jxn–JTzn
=θnφ
x∗,xn
+ ( –θn)φ
x∗,zn
–θn( –θn)g
Jxn–JTzn
. (.)
Next, we estimate
φx∗,zn
=φ
x∗,J–(Jx
n–λnSxn)
≤φx∗,J–(Jxn–λnSxn)
=Fx∗,Jxn–λnSxn
≤Fx∗, (Jxn–λnSxn) +λnSxn
– J–(Jxn–λnSxn) –p,λnSxn
=Fx∗,Jxn
– λn
J–(Jxn–λnSxn) –x∗,Sxn
=φx∗,xn
– λn
xn–x∗,Sxn
– λn
J–(Jxn–λnSxn) –xn,Sxn
≤φx∗,xn
– λn
xn–x∗,Sxn–Sx∗
– λn
xn–x∗,Sx∗
+ J–(Jxn–λnSxn) –xn,Sxn
≤φx∗,xn
– λnγSxn–Sx∗
+ J–(Jxn–λnSxn) –xn,Sxn
.
From this, using Lemma . and the inequalitySx ≤ Sx–Sx∗forx∈Kandx∗∈, we have
φx∗,zn
≤φx∗,xn
– λnγSxn–Sx∗
+
c
λnSxn–Sx∗
=φx∗,xn
+ λn
cλn–γ
Sxn–Sx∗. (.)
From (.) and (.) we have
φx∗,yn
≤φx∗,xn
+ ( –θn)λn
cλn–γ
Sxn–Sx∗
–θn( –θn)g
Jxn–JTzn
. (.)
Using (.) in (.), we have
φx∗,un
≤φx∗,xn
+ ( –θn)λn
cλn–γ
Sxn–Sx∗
–θn( –θn)g
Jxn–JTzn
Sinceλn≤c
γ
, we get
θn( –θn)g
Jxn–JTzn
≤φx∗,xn
–φx∗,un
. (.)
Now,
φx∗,xn
–φx∗,un
=xn–un– x∗,Jxn–Jun
≤ xn–un
xn+un+ x∗Jxn–Jun
.
It follows from (.) and (.) that
φx∗,xn
–φx∗,un
→ asn→ ∞. (.)
Thus, from (.) and (.) we have
gJxn–JTzn
→ asn→ ∞.
Using Lemma ., we obtain
Jxn–JTzn → asn→ ∞.
SinceJ–is uniformly norm-to-norm continuous, we have
xn–Tzn → asn→ ∞. (.)
From (.) we have
( –θn)λn
γ – c
λn
Sxn–Sx∗
≤φx∗,xn
–φx∗,un
,
which implies that
lim
n→∞Sxn–Sx
∗= . (.)
Using Lemmas . and . and (.), we estimate
φ(xn,zn) =φ
xn,
K
J–(Jxn–λnSxn)
≤φxn,J–(Jxn–λnSxn)
=F(xn,Jxn–λnSxn)
≤Fxn, (Jxn–λnSxn) +λnSxn
– J–(Jxn–λnSxn) –xn,λnSxn
=φ(xn,xn) +
J–(Jxn–λnSxn) –xn, –λnSxn
= J–(Jxn–λnSxn) –xn, –λnSxn
By Lemma ., using the inequalitySx ≤ Sx–Sx∗forx∈K,x∗∈, we have
φ(xn,zn)≤
c
γ
Sxn–Sx∗
.
It follows from (.) and Lemma . that
lim
n→∞xn–zn= . (.)
Thuszn→x∗asn→ ∞.
Sinceun=ϒtnyn, using Lemma . and (.), we get
φ(un,yn) =φ(ϒtnyn,yn)
=φx∗,yn
–φx∗,un
≤θnφ
x∗,xn
+ ( –θn)φ
x∗,zn
–φx∗,un
≤θnφ
x∗,xn
+ ( –θn)
φx∗,xn
+ λn
c
λn–γ
Sxn–Sx∗
–φx∗,un
≤φx∗,xn
+ ( –θn)λn
cλn–γ
Sxn–Sx∗–φ
x∗,un
.
From this, using (.) and the restrictions on the sequences{θn}and{λn}, we get
lim
n→∞φ(un,yn) = .
By Lemma .,
lim
n→∞un–yn= .
Using the uniform continuity ofJ, we have
lim
n→∞Jun–Jyn= . (.)
From (.) and (.) we get
Tzn–zn ≤ Tzn–xn+zn–xn → asn→ ∞,
which implies thatx∗∈Fix(T).
Further, we show thatx∗∈Sol(VIP(.)). Since{xn}is bounded, there exists a subse-quence{xnk} of {xn} that converges weakly to x
∗. Define the mapping M⊂X×X∗ as
follows:
M(z) = S(z) +NK(z) ifz∈K,
where NK(z) :={w∈X:z–x,w ≥,∀x∈K} is the normal cone to K at z∈K. By
Lemma ., M is a maximal monotone operator, and M–() =VI(K,S). Let (z,w)∈ graph(M). Sincew∈M(z) =S(z) +NK(z), we getw–Sz∈NK(z). Sincezn∈K, we obtain
z–znk,w–Sz ≥. (.)
On the other hand,znk=
KJ–(Jxnk–λnkSxnk), and using Lemma ., we obtain
z–znk,Jznk– (Jxnk–λnkSxnk)
≤,
and thus
z–znk,
Jxnk–Jznk
λnk
–Sxnk
≤. (.)
Therefore, it follows from the monotonicity ofS, (.), and (.) that
z–znk,w ≥ z–znk,Sz
≥ z–znk,Sz+
z–znk,
Jxnk–Jznk
λnk
–Sxnk
=
z–znk,Sz–Sxnk+
Jxnk–Jznk
λnk
=z–znk,Sz–Sznk+z–znk,Sznk–Sxnk+
z–znk,
Jxnk–Jznk
λnk
≥–z–znkSznk–Sxnk–z–znk
Jxnk–Jznk
a
≥–
γz–znkznk–xnk–z–znk
Jxnk–Jznk
a
≥–ρ
γznk–xnk+
Jxnk–Jznk
a
,
whereρ=supk∈N{z–znk}anda<lim supλn. Taking the limit ask→ ∞and using the
fact that{z–znk}k∈N is bounded, we see thatz–x∗,w ≥. Thusx∗∈Sol(VIP(.)).
Next, we prove thatx∗∈Sol(GEP(.)). The relationun=ϒtnynimplies that
G(un,y) +ξ(y,un) –ξ(un,un) +
tn
y–un,Jun–Jyn ≥ for ally∈K.
Letyp= ( –p)x∗+pyforp∈(, ]. Sincey∈Kandx∗∈K, we getyp∈K, and hence
G(un,yp) +ξ(yp,un) –ξ(un,un) +
tn
yp–un,Jun–Jyn ≥.
Using (.) andlim infn→∞tn> , we have
lim n→∞
Jyn–Jϒtnyn
tn
Further, sinceξis weakly continuous andGis weakly lower semicontinuous in the second argument, lettingn→ ∞, we get
Gx∗,yp
+ξyp,x∗
–ξx∗,x∗≥,
ξyp,x∗
–ξx∗,x∗≥Gyp,x∗
.
Now, forp> ,
=G(yp,yp)
≤pG(yp,y) + ( –p)G
yp,x∗
≤pG(yp,y) + ( –p)
ξyp,x∗
–ξx∗,x∗
≤pG(yp,y) + ( –p)p
ξy,x∗–ξx∗,x∗
≤pG(yp,y) + ( –p)
ξy,x∗–ξx∗,x∗. Dividing byp> and lettingp→+, we have
Gx∗,y+ξy,x∗–ξx∗,x∗≥.
Thus,x∗∈Sol(GEP(.)), and hencex∗∈.
Finally, we have the following consequences of Theorem ..
Corollary . Let X be a-uniformly convex and uniformly smooth Banach space,and let K be a nonempty closed and convex subset of X.Let S:K→X∗be aγ-inverse strongly monotone mapping with constantγ ∈(, ),let G:K×K→Rbe a nonlinear mapping satisfying Assumption.(i)-(iv),and let T:K→K be a relatively nonexpansive mapping such that:=Sol(EP(.))∩Sol(VIP(.))∩Fix(T)=∅.Let the iterative sequence{xn}be generated as follows:
x=x∈K,
zn=
K
J–(Jxn–λnSxn),
yn=J–
θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
,
un∈K
such that
G(un,y) +
tn
y–un,Jun–Jyn ≥, ∀y∈K,
Pn=
z∈K:φ(z,un)≤φ(z,xn) – ( –θn)φ(zn,xn) – ( –θn)λnzn–z,Sxn–Szn
,
Qn=
z∈K:xn–z,Jx–Jxn ≥
,
xn+=
Pn∩Qn
where J is the normalized duality mapping on X,tn∈(,∞),and{λn}and{θn}are the
sequences in(,∞)and(,)satisfying the following:
(i) <lim infn→∞λn≤lim supn→∞λn< cγ
,wherecis the constant in Lemma.; (ii) <lim infn→∞θn≤lim supn→∞θn< .
Then,{xn}converges strongly tox.
Proof The proof follows by takingξ= in Theorem .. Corollary . Let X be a-uniformly convex and uniformly smooth Banach space,and
let K be a nonempty closed and convex subset of X.Let S:K→X∗be aγ-inverse strongly monotone mapping with constantγ ∈(, ),and let T:K→K be a relatively nonexpan-sive mapping such that:=Sol(VIP(.))∩Fix(T)=∅.Let the iterative sequence{xn}be generated as follows:
x=x∈K,
zn=
K
J–(Jxn–λnSxn),
yn=J–
θnJxn+ ( –θn)JTzn
,
Pn=
z∈K:φ(z,un)≤φ(z,xn) – ( –θn)φ(zn,xn) – ( –θn)λnzn–z,Sxn–Szn
,
Qn=
z∈K:xn–z,Jx–Jxn ≥
,
xn+=
Pn∩Qn
x, ∀n∈N∪ {},
where J is the normalized duality mapping on X,and{λn}and{θn}are sequences in(,∞) and(, )satisfying the following:
(i) <lim infn→∞λn≤lim supn→∞λn< cγ
,wherecis the constant in Lemma.; (ii) <lim infn→∞θn≤lim supn→∞θn< .
Then,{xn}converges strongly tox.
Proof The proof follows by takingξ= andG= in Theorem ..
4 Conclusion
In this paper, we propose an iterative algorithm to find the common solution of the gener-alized equilibrium problem, variational inequality problem, and fixed point problem for a relatively nonexpansive mapping in a real Banach space. Further, using the hybrid projec-tion method, we proved the strong convergence of the sequences generated by the iterative algorithm. Finally, we derived some consequences from our main result. The result pre-sented in this paper is an improvement and extension of the corresponding results of [, , –].
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1Unaizah College of Engineering, Qassim University, Unaizah, 51911, Saudi Arabia.2College of Engineering, Qassim University, Buraidah, 51452, Saudi Arabia. 3Department of Mathematics, BITS-Pilani, Dubai Campus, Dubai, 345055, United Arab Emirates.
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