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Gradient Approach of Computing Fixed Points of Equilibrium Problems

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Potential equilibrium problems are considered. The notions of bilinear differential and bi-convexity are introduced. The concept of generalized potentiality is offered. The convergence of gradient prediction-type methods for solving of generalized potential equilibrium problems is justified. Estimates of convergence rate are derived.

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Antipin, A. Gradient Approach of Computing Fixed Points of Equilibrium Problems. Journal of Global Optimization 24, 285–309 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020321209606

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