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Primal and Dual Stability Results for Variational Inequalities

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The purpose of this paper is to study the continuous dependence of solutions of variational inequalities with respect to perturbations of the data that are maximal monotone operators and closed convex functions. The constraint sets are defined by a finite number of linear equalities and non linear convex inequalities. Primal and dual stability results are given, extending the classical ones for optimization problems.

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Auslender, A., Correa, R. Primal and Dual Stability Results for Variational Inequalities. Computational Optimization and Applications 17, 117–130 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026594114013

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