Abstract

In this paper, by the nonlinear scalarization method, a global error bound of a weak vector variational inequality is established via a regularized gap function. The result extends some existing results in the literature.MSC:49K40, 90C31.

Highlights

  • Throughout this paper, let K be a closed convex subset of an Euclidean space Rn and F : Rn → B(Rn, Rm) be a continuously differentiable mapping

  • Error bounds are to depict the distance from a feasible solution to the solution set, and have played an important role in sensitivity analysis and in convergence analysis of iterative algorithms

  • Kinds of error bounds have been presented for weak vector variational inequalities in [ – ]

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Introduction

Throughout this paper, let K be a closed convex subset of an Euclidean space Rn and F : Rn → B(Rn, Rm) be a continuously differentiable mapping. By a regularized gap function and a D-gap function for a weak vector variational inequality, Charitha and Dutta [ ] obtained the error bounds of (WVVI), respectively. In virtue of the regularized gap functions, Sun and Chai [ ] studied some error bounds for generalized (WVVIs). They established an error bound for (WVVI) without the convexity of the constraint set.

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