Abstract
For the symmetric cone complementarity problem, we show that each stationary point of the unconstrained minimization reformulation based on the Fischer–Burmeister merit function is a solution to the problem, provided that the gradient operators of the mappings involved in the problem satisfy column monotonicity or have the Cartesian P 0 -property. These results answer the open question proposed in the article that appeared in Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications 355 (2009) 195–215.
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