Abstract

In this paper, by using a nonlinear scalarization technique, we obtain sufficient conditions for Holder continuity of the solution mapping for a parametric generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problem with set-valued mappings. The results are different from the recent ones in the literature.

Highlights

  • 1 Introduction The generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problem is a unified model of several problems, namely generalized vector quasi-variational inequalities, vector quasi-optimization problems, traffic network problems, fixed point and coincidence point problems, etc

  • It is well known that the stability analysis of a solution mapping for equilibrium problems is an important topic in optimization theory and applications

  • There have been many papers to discuss the stability of solution mapping for equilibrium problems when they are perturbed by parameters ( known the parametric equilibrium problems)

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Introduction

The generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problem is a unified model of several problems, namely generalized vector quasi-variational inequalities, vector quasi-optimization problems, traffic network problems, fixed point and coincidence point problems, etc. (see, for example, [ , ] and the references therein). Question Can one establish the Hölder continuity of a solution mapping to the parametric generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problem with set-valued mappings by using a nonlinear scalarization method?

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