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Convergence theorems for split feasibility problems on a finite sum of monotone operators and a family of nonexpansive mappings

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Table 1 Influence of the step size parameters βn and λn (cases 1–3) of algorithm (3.1) for differentinitial points
Table 2 Influence of the step size parameters βn and λn (cases 4–6) of algorithm (3.1) for differentinitial points

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