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R E S E A R C H

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A hybrid iterative method for a common

solution of variational inequalities,

generalized mixed equilibrium problems, and

hierarchical fixed point problems

Hui-ying Hu and Lu-Chuan Ceng

*

*Correspondence: [email protected] Department of Mathematics, Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai, 200234, China

Abstract

In this paper, we suggest and analyze an iterative method for finding a common solution of variational inequalities, a generalized mixed equilibrium problem, and a hierarchical fixed point problem in the setting of a real Hilbert space. Under suitable conditions, we prove the strong convergence theorem. Several special cases are also discussed. The results presented in this paper extend and improve some well-known results in the literature.

MSC: 49J30; 47H09; 47H20

Keywords: variational inequalities; generalized mixed equilibrium problems; hierarchical fixed point problems; fixed point problems

1 Introduction

LetHbe a real Hilbert space whose inner product and norm are denoted by·,·and · . LetCbe a nonempty, closed, and convex subset ofH. LetF:C×CRbe a bifunction, D:CH be a nonlinear mapping, andϕ:CRbe a function. Recently, Peng and Yao [] considered the generalized mixed equilibrium problem (GMEP) which involves findingxCsuch that

F(x,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(x) +Dx,yx ≥, ∀yC. (.)

The set of solutions of (.) is denoted byGMEP(F,ϕ,D). The GMEP is very general in the sense that it includes, as special cases, optimization problems, variational inequalities, minimax problems, and Nash equilibrium problems; see, for example, [–]. For instance, we refer to [] for a general system generalized equilibrium problems.

If D= , then the generalized mixed equilibrium problem (GMEP) (.) becomes the following mixed equilibrium problem (MEP): FindxCsuch that

F(x,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(x)≥, ∀yC. (.)

Problem (.) was studied by Ceng and Yao []. The set of solutions of (.) is denoted by MEP(F,ϕ).

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If ϕ= , then the generalized mixed equilibrium problem (GMEP) (.) becomes the following generalized equilibrium problem (GEP): FindxCsuch that

F(x,y) +Dx,yx ≥, ∀yC. (.)

Problem (.) was studied by Takahashi and Takahashi []. The set of solutions of (.) is denoted byGEP(F,D).

Ifϕ=  andD= , then the generalized mixed equilibrium problem (GMEP) (.) be-comes the following equilibrium problem (EP): FindxCsuch that

F(x,y)≥, ∀yC. (.)

The solution set of (.) is denoted byEP(F). Numerous problems in physics, optimization, and economics reduce to finding a solution of (.); see [, ].

Let A:CH, and letF(x,y) =Ax,yx, ∀x,yC. Then xEP(F) if and only if

Ax,yx ≥,∀yC, which is a classical variational inequality problem (VIP): Find a vectoruCsuch that

vu,Au, ∀vC. (.)

The solution set of (.) is denoted byVI(C,A). It is easy to observe that

u∗∈VI(C,A) ⇐⇒ u∗=PC

u∗–ρAu∗, whereρ> .

We now have a variety of techniques to suggest and analyze various iterative algorithms for solving variational inequalities and related optimization problems; see [–]. The fixed point theory has played an important role in the development of various algorithms for solving variational inequalities. Using the projection operator technique, one usually es-tablishes an equivalence between variational inequalities and fixed point problems. We introduce the following definitions, which are useful in the following analysis.

Definition . The mappingT:CHis said to be (a) monotone if

TxTy,xy ≥, ∀x,yC;

(b) strongly monotone if there existsα> such that

TxTy,xyαxy, ∀x,yC;

(c) α-inverse strongly monotone if there existsα> such that

TxTy,xyαTxTy, ∀x,yC;

(d) nonexpansive if

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(e) k-Lipschitz continuous if there exists a constantk> such that

TxTykxy, ∀x,yC;

(f ) a contraction onCif there exists a constant≤k≤such that

TxTykxy, ∀x,yC.

It is easy to observe that everyα-inverse strongly monotoneTis monotone and Lipschitz continuous. It is well known that every nonexpansive operatorT:HHsatisfies, for all (x,y)H×H, the inequality

(x–Tx) – (yTy),TyTx≤ 

(Tx–x) – (Tyy)

, (.)

and therefore, we get, for all (x,y)H×Fix(T),

xTx,yTx ≤ 

Txx

. (.)

The fixed point problem for the mappingTis to findxCsuch that

Tx=x. (.)

We denote byF(T) the set of solutions of (.). It is well known thatF(T) is closed and convex, andPF(T) is well defined.

Recently, many researchers studied various iterative algorithms for finding an element ofVI(C,A)F(S). Takahashi and Toyoda [] introduced the following iterative scheme:

xn+=αnxn+ ( –αn)SPC(I–λnB)xn, ∀n≥. (.)

They proved that the sequence{xn}converges weakly to a pointqVI(C,B)F(S). Yao and Yao [] introduced the following scheme:

⎧ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎩

x=uC,

yn=PC(I–λnA)xn,

xn+=αnu+βnxn+γnSPC(I–λnA)yn,

(.)

and obtain some convergence theorems. Later, Changet al.[] introduced the following iterative scheme:

⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩

φ(un,y) +rnyun,unxn ≥, ∀yC,

xn+=αnf(xn) +βnxn+γnWnkn,

kn=PC(I–λnB)yn,

yn=PC(I–λnB)un,

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and obtained some convergence theorems. In , Zhouet al.[] introduced the fol-lowing iterative scheme:

⎧ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎩

F(yn,η) +Dyn,ηyn+rnηyn,ynxn ≥, ∀ηC, ρn=

r

m=ηnmPC(I–μmBm)yn,

xn+=αnγf(xn) +βnxn+ (( –βn)I–αnA)Wnρn,

(.)

whereAis a strongly positive bounded linear operator,f is a contraction onH, andWnis

theW-mapping ofCinto itself which is generated by a family of nonexpansive mappings Sn,Sn–, . . . ,S, and a sequence of positive numbers in [, ],λn,λn–, . . . ,λ, then they

ob-tained some strong convergence theorems.

On the other hand, letS:CHbe a nonexpansive mapping. The following problem is called a hierarchical fixed point problem (in short, HFPP): FindxF(T) such that

xSx,yx ≥, ∀yF(T). (.)

It is well known that the hierarchical fixed point problem (.) links with some mono-tone variational inequalities and convex programming problems; see []. Various meth-ods have been proposed to solve the hierarchical fixed point problem; see [–]. In , Yaoet al.[] introduced the following strong convergence iterative algorithm to solve problem (.):

yn=βnSxn+ ( –βn)xn,

xn+=PC[αnf(xn) + ( –αn)Tyn], ∀n≥,

(.)

wheref :CHis a contraction mapping and{αn},{βn}are two sequences in (, ). Under certain restrictions on the parameters, Yaoet al.proved that the sequence{xn}generated by (.) converges strongly to zF(T), which is the unique solution of the following variational inequality:

(I–f)z,yz≥, ∀yF(T). (.)

In , Cenget al.[] investigated the following iterative method:

xn+=PC

αnρU(xn) + (I–αnμF)T(yn)

, ∀n≥, (.)

whereUis a Lipschitzian mapping, andFis a Lipschitzian and strongly monotone map-ping. They proved that under some assumptions as regards approximations on the oper-ators and parameters, the sequence generated by (.) converges strongly to the unique solution of the variational inequality

ρU(z) –μF(z),xz≤, ∀xF(T).

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recent results in the literature. In , Bnouhachemet al.[] introduced the following iterative method:

⎧ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎩

F(un,y) +rnyun,unxn ≥, ∀yC;

yn=βnSxn+ ( –βn)un;

xn+=PC[αnρU(xn) +γnxn+ (( –γn)I–αnμF)T(yn)], ∀n≥,

(.)

whereUandFare the same as above. They proved that under some assumptions as re-gards approximations on the operators and parameters, the sequence{xn}generated by (.) converges strongly to the unique solution of the variational inequality

ρU(z) –μF(z),xz≤, ∀xF(T)∩EP(F).

In the same year, Bnouhachem and Chen [] introduced the following iterative method:

⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩

F(un,y) +Dxn,yun+ϕ(y) –ϕ(un) +rnyun,unxn ≥, ∀yC;

zn=PC[unλnAun];

yn=βnSxn+ ( –βn)zn;

xn+=PC[αnρU(xn) +γnxn+ (( –γn)I–αnμF)T(yn)], ∀n≥,

(.)

whereUandFare the same as above. They proved that under some assumptions as re-gards approximations on the operators and parameters, the sequence{xn}generated by (.) converges strongly to the unique solution of variational inequality

ρU(z) –μF(z),xz≤, ∀xVI(C,A)GMEP(F,ϕ,D)F(T).

In this paper, motivated by the work of Zhouet al.[], Bnouhachemet al.[, ] and others, we give an iterative method for finding the approximate element of the common set of solutions of GMEP (.), VIP (.) and HFPP (.) in real Hilbert space. We establish a strong convergence theorem for the sequence generated by the proposed method. The proposed method is quite general and flexible and includes several well-known methods for solving variational inequality problems, mixed equilibrium problems, and hierarchical fixed point problems; see,e.g., [, , –] and the references therein.

2 Preliminaries

In this section, we list some fundamental lemmas that are useful in the consequent anal-ysis. The first lemma provides some basic properties of the projection ontoC.

Lemma . Let PCdenote the projection of H onto C.Then we have the following

inequal-ities:

zPC[z],PC[z] –v

≥, ∀zH,vC; (.)

uv,PC[u] –PC[v]

PC[u] –PC[v] 

, ∀u,vH; (.)

PC[u] –PC[v]uv, u,vH; (.)

uPC[z] 

zu–zPC[z] 

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Assumption .[] LetF:C×CRbe a bifunction andϕ:CRbe a function satis-fying the following assumptions:

(A) F(x,x) = ,∀xC;

(A) Fis monotone,i.e.,F(x,y) +F(y,x)≤,∀x,yC;

(A) for eachx,y,zC,limt→F(tz+ ( –t)x,y)F(x,y);

(A) for eachxC,yF(x,y)is convex and lower semicontinuous;

(B) for eachxHandr> , there exists a bounded sunsetKofCandyxC∩dom(ϕ)

such that

F(z,yx) +ϕ(yx) –ϕ(z) +

ryxz,zx ≤, ∀zC\K;

(B) Cis a bounded set.

Lemma .[] Let C be a nonempty,closed,and convex subset of H.Let F:C×CR satisfy(A)-(A),and letϕ:CR be a proper lower semicontinuous and convex function.

Assume that either(B)or(B)holds.For r> andxH,define a mapping Tr:HC

as follows:

Tr(x) =

zC:F(z,y) +ϕ(y) +ϕ(z) +

ryz,zx ≥,∀yC

.

Then the following hold:

(i) Tris nonempty and single-valued;

(ii) Tris firmly nonexpansive,i.e.,

Tr(x) –Tr(y) 

Tr(x) –Tr(y),xy

, ∀x,yH;

(iii) F(Tr(I–rD)) =GMEP(F,ϕ,D);

(iv) GMEP(F,ϕ,D)is closed and convex.

Lemma .[] (Demiclosedness principle) Let T:CC be a nonexpansive mapping withFix(T)=∅.If{xn} is a sequence in C that converges weakly to x and if{(I–T)xn} converges strongly to y,then(I–T)x=y;in particular,if y= ,then x∈Fix(T).

Lemma .[] Let U:CH be aτ-Lipschitzian mapping,and let F:CH be aκ

-Lipschitzian andη-strongly monotone mapping,then for≤ρτ <μη,μFρU isμηρτ -strongly monotone,i.e.,

(μFρU)x– (μFρU)y,xy≥(μηρτ)xy, ∀x,yC.

Lemma .[] Suppose thatλ∈(, )andμ> .Let F:CH be aκ-Lipschitzian and

η-strongly monotone operator.In association with a nonexpansive mapping T :CC, define the mapping Tλ:CH by

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Then Tλis a contraction providedμ<η

κ,that is,

TλxTλy≤( –λν)xy, ∀x,yC,

whereν=  – –μ(ημκ).

Lemma .[] Let{sn}be a sequence of non-negative real numbers satisfying

sn+≤( –ωn)sn+ωnδn+γn, ∀n≥,

where{ωn},{δn},and{γn}satisfying the following conditions: (i) {ωn} ⊂[, ]andn=ωn=∞,

(ii) lim supn→∞δn≤orn=ωn|δn|<∞, (iii) γn≥(n≥),

n=γn<∞.

Thenlimn→∞sn= .

Lemma .[] Let C be a closed convex subset of a real Hilbert H.Let{Tm: ≤mr}

be a sequence of nonexpansive mappings on C.Suppose thatrm=F(Tm)is nonempty.Let {λm}be a sequence of positive numbers withrm=λm= .Then a mapping S on C defined

by

Sx=

r

m= λmTmx

for all xC is well defined,nonexpansive,and F(S) =rm=F(Tm)holds.

3 Main result

In this section, we suggest and analyze our method for finding common solutions of the generalized mixed equilibrium problem (.), the variational problem (.), and the hier-archical fixed point problem (.).

LetCbe a nonempty, closed, and convex subset of a real Hilbert spaceH. LetBm:CH

be alm-inverse strongly monotone mapping for each ≤mr, whereris some positive

integer. Let D:CH be aθ-inverse strongly monotone mapping. LetF:C×CR satisfy (A)-(A), and letϕ:CRbe a proper lower semicontinuous and convex

func-tion. LetS,T:CCbe nonexpansive mappings and such thatF =F(T)∩VI(C,Bm)∩

GMEP(F,ϕ,D)=∅. LetF:CHbe aκ-Lipschitzian mapping andη-strongly monotone, and letU:CHbe aτ-Lipschitzian mapping.

Algorithm . For an arbitrary givenx∈C, let the iterative sequences{un},{vn},{xn},

and{yn}be generated by

⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩

F(un,y) +Dxn,yun+ϕ(y) –ϕ(un) +rnyun,unxn ≥, ∀yC;

vn=δnun+ ( –δn)

r

m=ηmnPC(I–μmBm)un;

yn=βnSxn+ ( –βn)vn;

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whereμm∈(, lm),{rn} ⊂(, θ). Suppose that the parameters satisfy  <μ< κη, ≤

ρτ <υ, whereυ=  – –μ(ημκ). Also{αn},{βn},{γn}, and{δn}are sequences in

(, ) satisfying the following conditions: (a) limn→∞αn= , and

n=αn=∞;

(b) limn→∞(βn/αn) = ;

(c) limn→∞γn= , andγn+αn< ;

(d) ∞n=|αnαn–|<∞,

n=|βnβn–|<∞,

n=|γnγn–|<∞, and

n=|δnδn–|<∞;

(e) lim infn→∞rn> , and

n=|rnrn–|<∞;

(f ) limn→∞ηnm=ηm∈(, )for eachm, where≤mr; (g) rm=ηm

n = ,∀n≥.

Remark . Our method can be reviewed as an extension and improvement for some well-known results, for example, the following:

(i) The (self-)contraction mappingf:HHin [], Theorem  is extended to the case of a Lipschitzian (possibly nonself-)mappingU:CHon a nonempty, closed, and convex subsetCofH.

(ii) The strongly positive linear bounded operatorAin [], Theorem  is extended to the case of theκ-Lipschitzian mapping andη-strongly monotone (possibly nonself-)mappingF:CH.

(iii) The contractive coefficienth∈(, )in [], Theorem  is extended to the case where the Lipschitzian constantτ lies in[,∞).

(iv) The equilibrium problem in [], Theorem  is extended to the case of the generalized mixed equilibrium problem.

(v) IfD=ϕ= ,Bm= for eachm, andδn= , then the proposed method is an

extension and improvement of a method studied in [].

(vi) Ifδn= ,m= , then we obtain an extension and improvement of a method in [].

(vii) Ifρ=μ= ,βn=δn= ,ϕ= ,U=f a contraction mapping,F=Aa strongly

positive linear bounded operator, andT=Wn, whereWnis theW-mapping ofC

into itself which is generated by a family of nonexpansive mappingsSn,Sn–, . . . ,S,

and a sequence of positive numbers in[, ]λn,λn–, . . . ,λ, then the proposed

method is an extension and improvement of a method studied in [].

This shows that Algorithm . is quite general and unifying.

Lemma . Let x∗∈F =F(T)∩VI(C,Bm)∩GMEP(F,ϕ,D).Then{xn},{un},{vn},and {yn}are bounded.

Proof First, we show that the mappingIrnDis nonexpansive. For anyx,yC,

(I–rnD)x– (I–rnD)y =(x–y) –rn(Dx–Dy)

=xy– rnxy,DxDy+rnDxDy

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Similarly, we can show that the mappingIμmBmis nonexpansive for each ≤mr. For

each ≤mr, put

wmn =PC(I–μmBm)un and zn= r

m=

ηmnwmn.

Then Algorithm . can be rewritten as

⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩

F(un,y) +Dxn,yun+ϕ(y) –ϕ(un) +rnyun,unxn ≥, ∀yC;

vn=δnun+ ( –δn)zn;

yn=βnSxn+ ( –βn)vn;

xn+=PC[αnρU(xn) +γnxn+ (( –γn)I–αnμF)T(yn)], ∀n≥.

(.)

FixingxF, we have

wmnx∗=PC(I–μmBm)unPC(I–μmBm)x∗ ≤unx∗, ≤ ∀mr.

It follows that

znx∗=

r

m=

ηnmwmnx

r

m=

ηmnwmnx

unx∗.

It follows from Lemma . thatun=Trn(xnrnDxn) andx∗=Trn(x∗–rnDx∗), we have

unx∗ =Trn(xnrnDxn) –Trn

x∗–rnDx∗ 

≤(xnrnDxn) –

x∗–rnDx∗ 

xnx∗ 

rn(θrn)DxnDx∗ 

xnx∗ 

.

From (.) and the above inequalities, we have

vnx∗ 

δnunx∗ 

+( –δn)znx∗ ≤δnunx

+ ( –δn)unx∗ 

unx∗ 

xnx∗ 

rn(θrn)DxnDx∗ 

xnx∗.

Then we have

znx∗≤unx∗≤xnx∗–rn(θrn)DxnDx∗≤xnx∗,

vnx∗ 

unx∗ 

xnx∗ 

rn(θrn)DxnDx∗ 

xnx∗ 

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We defineVn=αnρU(xn)+γnxn+((–γn)I–αnμF)T(yn). Next, we prove that the sequence {xn}is bounded, and without loss of generality, we can assume thatβnαnfor alln≥.

From (.), we have

xn+–x

=PC[Vn] –PC

x

αnρU(xn) +γnxn+

( –γn)I–αnμF

T(yn) –x

=αn

ρU(xn) –μF

x∗+γn

xnx

+( –γn)I–αnμF

T(yn)

–( –γn)I–αnμF

Tx

αnρU(xn) –μF

x∗+γnxnx

+ ( –γn)

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(yn) –

Iαnμ  –γn

F

Tx

=αnρU(xn) –ρU

x∗+ (ρUμF)x∗+γnxnx

+ ( –γn)

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(yn) –

Iαnμ  –γn

F

Tx

αnρτxnx∗+αn(ρUμF)x∗+γnxnx

+ ( –γn)

 – αnυ

 –γn

ynx

αnρτxnx∗+αn(ρUμF)x∗+γnxnx

+ ( –γnαnυ)βnSxn+ ( –βn)vnx

αnρτxnx∗+αn(ρUμF)x∗+γnxnx

+ ( –γnαnυ)

βnSxnSx∗+βnSx∗–x∗+ ( –βn)vnx

αnρτxnx∗+αn(ρUμF)x∗+γnxnx

+ ( –γnαnυ)

βnSxnSx∗+βnSx∗–x∗+ ( –βn)xnx

αnρτxnx∗+αn(ρUμF)x∗+γnxnx

+ ( –γnαnυ)

βnxnx∗+βnSx∗–x∗+ ( –βn)xnx

≤ –αn(υρτ)xnx∗+αn(ρUμF)x

+ ( –γnαnυ)βnSx∗–x

≤ –αn(υρτ)xnx∗+αn(ρUμF)x∗+βnSx∗–x

≤ –αn(υρτ)xnx∗+αn(ρUμF)x∗+Sx∗–x

≤ –αn(υρτ)xnx∗+

αn(υρτ)

υρτ (ρUμF)x

+Sxx

≤maxxnx∗,

υρτ(ρUμF)x

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where the third inequality follows from Lemma .. By induction onn, we obtainxn

x ≤max{x–x∗,υ–ρτ((ρUμF)x∗+Sx∗–x∗)}forn≥ andx∈C. Hence{xn}

is bounded, and, consequently, we deduce that{un},{vn}, and{yn}are bounded.

Lemma . Let x∗∈F =F(T)∩VI(C,Bm)∩GMEP(F,ϕ,D)and{xn} be generated by

Algorithm..Then we have: (a) limn→∞xn+–xn= ,

(b) the weakw-limit setww(xn)⊂F(T)(ww(xn) ={x:xnix}).

Proof Note that

wmnwmn–=PC(I–μmBm)unPC(I–μmBm)un–

unun–, ≤ ∀mr. (.)

On the other hand, we have

vnvn–=δn(unun–) + ( –δn)(znzn–) + (δnδn–)(un––zn–).

It follows from (.) that

vnvn–

δnunun–+ ( –δn)znzn–+|δnδn–|un––zn–

δnunun–+ ( –δn)

r

m=

ηmnwmn

r

m=

ηmn–wmn–

+|δnδn–|un––zn–

≤( –δn)

r

m=

ηmnwmn

r

m=

ηnmwmn–+

r

m=

ηmnwmn–

r

m=

ηmn–wmn–

+δnunun–+|δnδn–|un––zn–

unun–+M· r

m=

ηmnηmn–+|δnδn–|un––zn–, (.)

whereM=max{sup{PC(I–μmBm)un:n≥}: ≤mr}. Next we estimate that

ynyn–

βnSxn+ ( –βn)vnβn–Sxn–– ( –βn–)vn–

=βn(SxnSxn–) + ( –βn)(vnvn–) + (βnβn–)(Sxn––vn–) ≤βnxnxn–+ ( –βn)vnvn–+|βnβn–|

Sxn–+vn–

.

It follows from (.) and the above inequality that

ynyn– ≤βnxnxn–+ ( –βn)

unun–+M· r

m=

ηmnηmn–

+|δnδn–|un––zn–

+|βnβn–|

Sxn–+vn–

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On the other hand,un=Trn(xnrnDxn) andun–=Trn–(xn––rn–Dxn–), we have

F(un,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(un) +Dxn,yun+

rn

yun,unxn ≥, ∀yC, (.)

and

F(un–,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(un–) +Dxn–,yun–+

rn–

yun–,un––xn– ≥,

yC, (.)

Takingy=un–in (.) andy=unin (.), we get

F(un,un–) +ϕ(un–) –ϕ(un) +Dxn,un––un+

rn

un––un,unxn ≥ (.)

and

F(un–,un) +ϕ(un) –ϕ(un–) +Dxn–,unun–

+  rn–

unun–,un––xn– ≥. (.)

Adding (.) and (.) and using the monotonicity ofF, we have

Dxn––Dxn,unun–+

unun–,

un––xn–

rn–

unxn rn

≥,

which implies that

≤

unun–,rn(Dxn––Dxn) +

rn

rn–

(un––xn–) – (unxn)

=

un––un,unun–+

 – rn

rn–

un–

+ (xn––rnDxn–) – (xnrnDxn) –xn–+

rn

rn–

xn–

=

un––un,

 – rn

rn–

un–+ (xn––rnDxn–) – (xnrnDxn) –xn–+

rn

rn–

xn–

unun–

=

un––un,

 – rn

rn–

(un––xn–) + (xn––rnDxn–) – (xnrnDxn)

unun–

unun–

 – rn

rn–

un––xn–+(xn––rnDxn–) – (xnrnDxn)

unun–

=unun–

 – rn

rn–

un––xn–+xn––xn

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and then

unun– ≤

 – rn

rn–

un––xn–+xn––xn.

Without loss of generality, let us assume that there exists a real numberμsuch thatrn> μ>  for all positive integersn. Then we get

un––un ≤ xn––xn+

μ|rn––rn|un––xn–. (.)

It follows from (.) and (.) that

ynyn–

βnxnxn–+ ( –βn)

xnxn–+

μ|rnrn–|un––xn–

+M·

r

m=

ηmnηnm–+|δnδn–|un––zn–

+|βnβn–|

Sxn–+vn–

=xnxn–+ ( –βn)

μ|rnrn–|un––xn–+M· r

m=

ηmnηnm–

+|δnδn–|un––zn–

+|βnβn–|

Sxn–+vn–

xnxn–+

μ|rnrn–|un––xn–+M· r

m=

ηmnηmn–

+|δnδn–|un––zn–+|βnβn–|

Sxn–+vn–

. (.)

Next, we estimate

xn+–xn

=PC[Vn] –PC[Vn–]

αnρ

U(xn) –U(xn–)

+ (αnαn–)ρU(xn–)

+γn(xnxn–) + (γnγn–)xn–

+ ( –γn)

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(yn) –

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(yn–)

+( –γn)I–αnμF

T(yn–) –

( –γn–)I–αn–μF

T(yn–)

αnρτxnxn–+γnxnxn–+ ( –γn)

 – αnυ  –γn

ynyn–

+|γnγn–|

xn–+T(yn–)

+|αnαn–|

ρU(xn–)+μF

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which the second inequality follows from Lemma .. From (.) and (.), we have

xn+–xn

αnρτxnxn–+γnxnxn–+ ( –γnαnυ)

×

xnxn–+

μ|rnrn–|un––xn–+M· r

m=

ηmnηmn–

+|δnδn–|un––zn–+|βnβn–|

Sxn–+vn–

+|γnγn–|

xn–+T(yn–)+|αnαn–|

ρU(xn–)+μF

T(yn–)

≤ – (υρτ)xnxn–+

μ|rnrn–|un––xn–+M· r

m=

ηmnηmn–

+|δnδn–|un––zn–+|βnβn–|

Sxn–+vn–

+|γnγn–|

xn–+T(yn–)

+|αnαn–|

ρU(xn–)+μF

T(yn–)

≤ – (υρτ)xnxn–+M· r

m=

ηnmηmn–+M

μ|rnrn–|

+|δnδn–|+|βnβn–|+|γnγn–|+|αnαn–|

, (.)

where

M=max

sup

n≥

un––xn–,sup n≥

un––zn–,sup n≥

Sxn–+vn–

,

sup

n≥

xn–+T(yn–),

ρU(xn–)+μF

T(yn–).

It follows by condition (a)-(e) of Algorithm . and Lemma . that

lim

n→∞xn+–xn= .

Next, we show thatlimn→∞unxn= . Sincex∗∈F=F(T)∩VI(C,Bm)∩GMEP(F, ϕ,D), by using (.) and (.), we obtain

xn+–x∗ =

PC[Vn] –x∗,xn+–x

=PC[Vn] –Vn,PC[Vn] –x

+Vnx∗,xn+–x

αn

ρU(xn) –μF

x∗+γn

xnx

+( –γn)I–αnμF

T(yn)

–( –γn)I–αnμF

Tx∗,xn+–x

=αnρ

U(xn) –U

x∗,xn+–x

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+γn

xnx

,xn+–x

+ ( –γn)

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(yn) –

Iαnμ  –γn

F

Tx∗,xn+–x

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≤(αnρτ+γn)xnxxn+–x∗+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ ( –γnαnυ)ynxxn+–x

γn+αnρτ

xnx

∗

+xn+–x∗ 

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ –γnαnυ

ynx

∗

+xn+–x∗ 

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ –γnαnυ

βnSxnx∗+ ( –βn)vnx∗

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn

Sxnx

∗

+( –γnαnυ)( –βn) 

×xnx∗ 

rn(θrn)DxnDx∗ 

, (.)

which implies that xn+x∗

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗

+( –γnαnυ)( –βn)  +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗ 

rn(θrn)DxnDx∗ 

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+xnx∗ 

+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗

–( –γnαnυ)( –βn)  +αn(υρτ)

rn(θrn)DxnDx∗ 

.

Then from the above inequality, we get

( –γnαnυ)( –βn)

 +αn(υρτ)

rn(θrn)DxnDx∗ 

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗+

αn

 +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+βnSxnx∗ 

+xnx∗ 

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γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗ 

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+βnSxnx∗ 

+xnx∗+xn+–xxn+–xn.

Since {rn} ⊂(, θ), limn→∞xn+ –xn= ,γn→, αn→, andβn→, we obtain

limn→∞DxnDx∗= .

SinceTrnis firmly nonexpansive, we have

unx∗ 

=Trn(xnrnDxn) –Trn

x∗–rnDx∗ 

unx∗, (xnrnDxn) –

x∗–rnDx

= 

unx

∗

+(xnrnDxn) –

x∗–rnDx∗ 

unx∗–

(xnrnDxn) –

x∗–rnDx∗ 

.

Hence, we get

unx∗≤(xnrnDxn) –

x∗–rnDx∗–unxn+rn

DxnDx∗ ≤xnx

unxn+rn

DxnDx∗ 

xnx∗ 

unxn+ rnunxnDxnDx∗.

From (.), (.), and the above inequality, we have

xn+–x∗ 

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ –γnαnυ

βnSxnx∗ 

+ ( –βn)vnx∗ 

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ –γnαnυ

βnSxnx∗ 

+ ( –βn)unx∗ 

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ –γnαnυ

βnSxnx∗ 

+ ( –βn)xnx∗ 

unxn

+ rnunxnDxnDx∗,

which implies

xn+–x∗ 

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)xnx

∗

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

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+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗ 

+( –γnαnυ)( –βn)  +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗–unxn

+ rnunxnDxnDx

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)xnx

∗

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗ 

+xnx∗ 

+( –γnαnυ)( –βn)  +αn(υρτ)

×–unxn+ rnunxnDxnDx∗.

Hence

( –γnαnυ)( –βn)

 +αn(υρτ)

unxn

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗ 

+ αn

 +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗ 

+( –γnαnυ)( –βn)rn  +αn(υρτ)

unxnDxnDx∗+xnx∗–xn+–x∗

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗ 

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗

+( –γnαnυ)( –βn)rn

 +αn(υρτ) unxnDxnDx

+xnx∗+xn+–xxn+–xn

.

Sincelimn→∞xn+–xn= ,γn→,αn→,βn→, andlimn→∞DxnDx∗= , we

obtain

lim

n→∞unxn= . (.)

Consider

wmnx∗=PC(I–μmBm)unPC(I–μmBm)x∗ 

unx

μm

BmunBmx∗

=unx∗+μmBmunBmx∗– μm

unx∗,BmunBmx

unx∗ 

+μmBmunBmx∗ 

– μmlmBmunBmx∗ 

unx∗ 

μm(lmμm)BmunBmx∗ 

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It follows that

znx∗ =

r m=

ηnmwmnx∗  ≤ r m=

ηmnwmnx∗

unx∗ 

r

m=

ηnmμm(lmμm)BmunBmx∗ 

.

Then we have

vnx∗=δn

unx

+ ( –δn)znx∗

δnunx∗ 

+ ( –δn)znx∗ 

=unx∗ 

– ( –δn) r

m=

ηmnμm(lmμm)BmunBmx∗ 

xnx∗ 

– ( –δn) r

m=

ηnmμm(lmμm)BmunBmx∗ 

.

From (.) and the above inequality, we have

xn+–x∗ 

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ –γnαnυ

βnSxnx∗+ ( –βn)vnx∗

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ) 

βnSxnx∗+ ( –βn) xnx∗

– ( –δn) r

m=

ηmnμm(lmμm)BmunBmx∗ 

! ,

which implies

xn+–x∗≤

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn

 +αn(υρτ) Sxnx

∗

+xnx∗ 

–( –γnαnυ)( –βn)( –δn)  +αn(υρτ)

r

m=

ηnmμm(lmμm)BmunBmx∗ 

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Then from the above inequality, we have

( –γnαnυ)( –βn)( –δn)

 +αn(υρτ)

r

m=

ηmnμm(lmμm)BmunBmx∗ 

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗ 

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+βnSxnx∗+xnx∗–xn+–x∗

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx+αn

 +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+βnSxnx∗ 

+xnx∗+xn+–xxn+–xn

.

Sinceμn∈(, lm),limn→∞xn+–xn= ,γn→,αn→, andβn→, we obtain

lim

n→∞BmunBmx

= , ≤ ∀mr.

On the other hand, we have

wmnx∗

=PC(I–μmBm)unPC(I–μmBm)x∗ 

≤(I–μmBm)un– (I–μmBm)x∗,wmnx

=

(I–μmBm)un– (I–μmBm)x

∗

+wmnx∗

–(I–μmBm)un– (I–μmBm)x∗–

wmnx∗

≤

unx

∗

+wmnx∗–unwmnμm

BmunBmx∗ 

=

unx

∗

+wmnx∗–unwmn

+ μm

BmunBmx∗,unwmn

μmBmunBmx∗ 

, ≤ ∀mr.

It follows that

wm nx

unx∗ 

unwmn

+QmBmunBmx∗, ≤ ∀mr, (.)

whereQmis an approximate constant such that

Qm=maxμmunwmn:∀n≥

, ≤ ∀mr.

On the other hand, we have

znun≤ r

m=

ηmnwmnun

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which combined with (.) gives

znx∗ 

r

m=

ηmnwmnx∗

unx∗ 

znun+ r

m=

QmBmunBmx∗.

Hence we have

vnx∗ 

δnunx∗ 

+ ( –δn)znx∗ 

unx∗ 

znun+ r

m=

QmBmunBmx

xnx∗–znun+ r

m=

QmBmunBmx∗.

In view of (.) and the above inequality, we have

xn+–x∗

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ –γnαnυ

βnSxnx∗ 

+ ( –βn)vnx∗ 

≤ –αn(υρτ)

xn+–x

∗

+γn+αnρτxnx

∗

+αn

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+ –γnαnυ

βnSxnx∗ 

+ ( –βn) xnx∗–znun+ r

m=

QmBmunBmx

!

, (.)

which implies that

xn+–x∗

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗

+( –γnαnυ)( –βn)  +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗ 

znun+ r

m=

QmBmunBmx

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Hence

( –γnαnυ)( –βn)

 +αn(υρτ)

znun

γn+αnρτ

 +αn(υρτ)xnx

∗

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗+xnx∗–xn+–x∗

+

r

m=

QmBmunBmx

= γn+αnρτ  +αn(υρτ)

xnx∗ 

+ αn  +αn(υρτ)

ρUx∗–μFx∗,xn+–x

+( –γnαnυ)βn  +αn(υρτ)

Sxnx∗ 

+xnx∗+xn+–xxn+–xn

+

r

m=

QmBmunBmx∗.

Sincelimn→∞xn+–xn= ,γn→,αn→,βn→, andlimn→∞BmunBmx∗= ,

we get

lim

n→∞znun= . (.)

It follows from (.) and (.) that

lim

n→∞znxn= . (.)

From Algorithm ., we have

vnxn ≤δnunxn+ ( –δn)znxn,

which implies

lim

n→∞xnvn= , (.)

xnT(yn)≤ xnxn++xn+–T(yn)

=xnxn++PC[Vn] –PC

T(yn) ≤ xnxn++αn

ρU(xn) –μF

T(yn)

+γn

xnT(yn) ≤ xnxn++αnρU(xn) –μF

T(yn)+γnxnT(yn),

and therefore

xnT(yn)≤

  –γn

xnxn++ αn

 –γn

ρU(xn) –μF

T(yn).

Sincelimn→∞xn+–xn= ,αn→, we obtain

lim

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SinceT(xn)∈C, we have

xnT(xn)≤ xnxn++xn+–T(xn)

=xnxn++PC[Vn] –PC

T(xn) ≤ xnxn++αn

ρU(xn) –μF

T(yn)

+γn

xnT(yn)

+T(yn) –T(xn) ≤ xnxn++αnρU(xn) –μF

T(yn)+γnxnT(yn)+ynxnxnxn++αnρU(xn) –μF

T(yn)+γnxnT(yn)

+βnSxn+ ( –βn)vnxnxnxn++αnρU(xn) –μF

T(yn)+γnxnT(yn)

+βnSxnxn+ ( –βn)vnxn.

Since limn→∞xn+ –xn= , γn → , αn→ , βn →, limn→∞xnT(yn) = , ρU(xn) –μF(T(yn)), andSxnxnare bounded andlimn→∞xnvn= , we obtain

lim

n→∞xnT(xn)= .

Since{xn}is bounded, without loss of generality we can assume thatxnx∗∈C. It follows

from Lemma . thatx∗∈F(T). Thereforeωω(xn)⊂F(T).

Theorem . The sequence{xn}generated by Algorithm.converges strongly to z,which is the unique solution of the variational inequality

ρU(z) –μF(z),xz≤, ∀xF =F(T)∩VI(C,Bm)∩GMEP(F,ϕ,D). (.)

Proof Since{xn}is bounded,xnw, and from Lemma ., we havewF(T). Next, we

show thatwGMEP(F,ϕ,D). Sinceun=Trn(xnrnDxn), we have

F(un,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(un) +Dxn,yun+

rn

yun,unxn ≥, ∀yC.

It follows from the monotonicity ofFthat

ϕ(y) –ϕ(un) +Dxn,yun+

rn

yun,unxn ≥F(y,un), ∀yC,

and

ϕ(y) –ϕ(unk) +Dxnk,yunk+

yunk,

unkxnk

rnk

F(y,unk), ∀yC. (.)

Sincelimn→∞un–xn=  andxnw, it is easy to observe thatunkw. For any  <t≤

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Dyt,ytunkϕ(unk) –ϕ(yt) +Dyt,ytunk

Dxnk,ytunk

ytunk,

unkxnk

rnk

+F(yt,unk)

=ϕ(unk) –ϕ(yt) +DytDunk,ytunk+DunkDxnk,ytunk

ytunk,

unkxnk

rnk

+F(yt,unk). (.)

SinceDis Lipschitz continuous andlimn→∞unxn= , we obtainlimn→∞Dunk

Dxnk= . From the monotonicity of D, the weakly lower semicontinuity of ϕ, and

unkw, it follows from (.) that

Dyt,ytwϕ(w) –ϕ(yt) +F(yt,w). (.)

Hence, from assumptions (A)-(A) and (.), we have

 = F(yt,yt) +ϕ(yt) –ϕ(yt)≤tF(yt,y) + ( –t)F(yt,w) +tϕ(y) + ( –t)ϕ(w) –ϕ(yt)

=tF(yt,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(yt)

+ ( –t)F(yt,w) +ϕ(w) –ϕ(yt)

tF(yt,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(yt)

+ ( –t)tDyt,yw, (.)

which implies thatF(yt,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(yt) + ( –t)Dyt,yw ≥. Lettingt→+, we have

F(w,y) +ϕ(y) –ϕ(w) +Dw,yw ≥, ∀yC,

which implies thatwGMEP(F,ϕ,D). Furthermore, we show thatwVI(C,Bm). Define

a mappingJ:CCby

Jx=

r

m=

ηmPC(I–μmBm)x, ∀xC,

whereηm=limn→∞ηnm. From Lemma ., we see thatJis nonexpansive such that

F(J) =

r

"

m=

FPC(I–μmBm)

=

r

"

m=

VI(C,Bm).

Note that

unJun ≤ unzn+znJun

unzn+

r

m=

ηmnPC(I–μmBm)unr

m=

ηmPC(I–μmBm)un

unzn+M· r

m=

ηnmηm.

In view of restriction (f ), we find from (.) that

lim

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It follows from Lemma . thatwF(J) =rm=VI(C,Bm). Thus, we havewF=F(T)

VI(C,Bm)∩GMEP(F,ϕ,D).

Observe that the constants satisfy  <ρτ<νand

κηκ≥η

⇔  – μη+μκ≥ – μη+μη

⇔ # –μημκ –μη

μη≥ – #

 –μημκ

μην,

therefore, from Lemma ., the operatorμFρU isμηρτ-strongly monotone, and we get the uniqueness of the solution of the variation inequality (.) and denote it by zF =F(T)∩VI(C,Bm)∩GMEP(F,ϕ,D).

Next, we claim thatlim supn→∞ρU(z) –μF(z),xnz ≤. Since{xn}is bounded, there

exists a subsequence{xnk}of{xn}such that

lim sup

n→∞

ρU(z) –μF(z),xnz

=lim sup

n→∞

ρU(z) –μF(z),xnkz

=ρU(z) –μF(z),wz≤.

Next, we show thatxnz. We have

xn+–z

=PC[Vn] –z,xn+–z

=PC[Vn] –Vn,PC[Vn] –z

+Vnz,xn+–z

αn

ρU(xn) –μF(z)

+γn(xnz)

+ ( –γn)

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(yn) –

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(z)

,xn+–z

=αnρ

U(xn) –U(z)

,xn+–z

+αn

ρU(z) –μF(z),xn+–z

+γnxnz,xn+–z

+ ( –γn)

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(yn) –

Iαnμ  –γn

F

T(z),xn+–z

≤(γn+αnρτ)xnzxn+–z+αn

ρU(z) –μF(z),xn+–z

+ ( –γnαnν)ynzxn+–z ≤(γn+αnρτ)xnzxn+–z+αn

ρU(z) –μF(z),xn+–z

+ ( –γnαnν)βnSxnSz+βnSzz+ ( –βn)vnz

× xn+–z

≤(γn+αnρτ)xnzxn+–z+αn

ρU(z) –μF(z),xn+–z

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