On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings

In this work the theory of variational inequalities with multivalued operators is extended for the wider of multivalued maps from the re°exive Banach space to its dual one. In particular, we relax the restriction on boundness of operators and on same properties of convergence. This operator class co...

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Автор: Solonoukha, O.V.
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spelling irk-123456789-1692832020-06-10T01:26:18Z On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings Solonoukha, O.V. In this work the theory of variational inequalities with multivalued operators is extended for the wider of multivalued maps from the re°exive Banach space to its dual one. In particular, we relax the restriction on boundness of operators and on same properties of convergence. This operator class contains the bounded pseudomonotone maps, the maximal monotone maps on interior of domain, the s{weakly locally bounded generalized pseudomonotone maps and other. 1999 Article On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings / O.V. Solonoukha // Нелинейные граничные задачи: сб. науч. тр. — 1999. — Т. 9. — С. 126-129. — Бібліогр.: 10 назв. — англ. 0236-0497 http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/169283 en Нелинейные граничные задачи Інститут прикладної математики і механіки НАН України
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description In this work the theory of variational inequalities with multivalued operators is extended for the wider of multivalued maps from the re°exive Banach space to its dual one. In particular, we relax the restriction on boundness of operators and on same properties of convergence. This operator class contains the bounded pseudomonotone maps, the maximal monotone maps on interior of domain, the s{weakly locally bounded generalized pseudomonotone maps and other.
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On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings
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title On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings
title_short On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings
title_full On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings
title_fullStr On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings
title_full_unstemmed On solvability of the variational inequality with +-coercive multivalued mappings
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fulltext ON SOLVABILITY OF THE VARIATIONAL INEQUALITY WITH + –COERCIVE MULTIVALUED MAPPINGS c© Solonoukha O.V. In this work the theory of variational inequalities with multivalued operators is ex- tended for the wider of multivalued maps from the reflexive Banach space to its dual one. In particular, we relax the restriction on boundness of operators and on same properties of convergence. This operator class contains the bounded pseudomonotone maps ([6–8]), the maximal monotone maps on interior of domain ([2,5]), the s–weakly locally bounded generalized pseudomonotone maps ([3,10]) and other. Let X be a reflexive Banach space, X∗ be its topological dual space, 〈·, ·〉 : X×X∗ → R be the duality pairing, A : X → 2X∗ be a multivalued mapping (2X∗ = ⋃ V⊂X∗ V ). We define Dom(A) = {y ∈ X : A(y) 6= ∅}. We associated with A the lower and upper support functions [A(y), ξ]− = inf d∈A(y) 〈d, ξ〉 and [A(y), ξ]+ = sup d∈A(y) 〈d, ξ〉, where y, ξ ∈ X, ‖A(y)‖+ = sup d∈A(y) ‖d‖X∗ , ‖A(y)‖− = inf d∈A(y) ‖d‖X∗ . If y /∈ Dom(A) then [A(y), ξ]− = +∞, [A(y), ξ]+ = −∞ for each ξ ∈ X and ‖A(y)‖− = ‖A(y)‖+ = 0, −∞+∞ = +∞. Definition 1. The mapping A : Dom(A) ⊂ X → 2X∗ is s–weakly locally bounded, if for arbitrary y ∈ Dom(A) and {yn} ⊂ Dom(A), where yn → y weakly in X, there exist the subsequence {ynk } and N > 0 such that ‖A(ynk )‖+ ≤ N . Definition 2. The mapping A : Dom(A) → 2X∗ has the property (M), if for arbitrary {(yn, wn)} ⊂ graph co A, such that yn → y weakly in X, wn → w weakly in X∗ and lim n→∞ 〈wn, yn − y〉 ≤ 0, we have that w ∈ coA(y). Definition 3. The mapping A : Dom(A) → 2X∗ is monotone, if [A(y1), y1 − y2]− ≥ [A(y2), y1 − y2]+ ∀yi ∈ Dom(A). A is maximal monotone if it is monotone and for each monotone operator C (graphA ⊂ graph C) ⇒ (C = A). Definition 4. The mapping A : Dom(A) → 2X∗ is + –coercive on K if there exist y0 ∈ K such that ‖y‖−1 X [A(y), y − y0]+ → +∞ as ‖y‖X → +∞, y ∈ K. This research is based on properties of multivalued maps which are perturbed by maximal monotone operators. In particular, we use the properties of maximal monotone operator ([2,3,5]), of operators with the properties (M) ([6–8] and its References) and of normal cone as the maximal monotone operator ([4]). Proposition. Let A : Dom(A) ⊂ X → 2X∗ is s–weakly locally bounded and has the property (M), B : Dom(B) → 2X∗ is maximal monotone, then A + B has the property (M) on Dom(A) ∩Dom(B). Proof. Let yn → y weakly in X, (A+B)(yn) 3 wn → w weakly in X∗ and lim n→∞ 〈wn, yn− y〉 ≤ 0. Since operator A is s–weakly locally bounded, there exists the subsequence {ym} ⊂ {yn} such that ‖A(ym)‖+ ≤ N , i.e. there exist {dm ∈ co A(ym)} such that ‖dm‖X∗ ≤ N and ŵm = wm − dm ∈ B(ym). Without restricting the generality, we can assume that dm → d weakly in X∗. Thus, B(ym) 3 ŵm → ŵ weakly in X∗ and ŵ + d = w. Then or lim m→∞ 〈ŵm, ym − y〉 ≤ 0 or lim m→∞ 〈dm, ym − y〉 ≤ 0 or both estimate hold. In first case ŵ ∈ B(y) and 〈ŵm, ym〉 → 〈ŵ, y〉 (see [2]). Thus, lim m→∞ 〈dm, ym−y〉 = lim m→∞ 〈wm − ŵm, ym − y〉 = lim m→∞ 〈wm, ym − y〉 ≤ 0. I.e. d ∈ A(y), w ∈ (A + B)(y). If lim n→∞ 〈dn, yn − y〉 ≤ 0 and lim n→∞ 〈ŵn, yn − y〉 > 0, then d ∈ A(y) by property (M) and ∃ {ym} such that 〈ŵm, ym − y〉 > 〈ŵ, ym − y〉. But B is maximal monotone, i.e. ŵ ∈ B(y). ¥ For proofing of based result we need the auxiliary property of multivalued operator on some closed convex set Dr ⊂ Br = {y ∈ X : ‖y‖X ≤ r}, where 0 ∈ Dr, ∂Dr is the boundary of Dr. Without restricting the generality the following property will be proved for convex– closed–valued operators. Theorem 1. Let A : Dr → 2X∗ be a convex– closed–valued s–weakly locally bounded operator which has the property (M), A = coA, B : Dr → 2X∗ be maximal monotone and [(A+B)(y), y]+ ≥ 0 for each y ∈ ∂Dr. Then the inclusion 0 ∈ co(A+B)(ξ), ξ ∈ Dr has nonempty weakly compact set of solutions. Sketch. Let F (X) be a totality of finite-dimensional subspaces F ⊂ X. For arbitrary F ∈ F (X) we introduce the projector IF : F → X (‖IF yF ‖X = ‖yF ‖F ∀yF ∈ F ), I∗F : X∗ → F ∗ is a dual operator, DrF = Dr ∩ F , AF = A|F : F → 2X∗ . And we introduce the auxiliaries operators ∀y ∈ DrF ≡ Dr ∩ F I∗F AF (y) = ⋃ d∈AF { ∑ {hi} 〈d(y), hi〉hi } I∗F BF (y) = ⋃ w∈BF { ∑ {hi} 〈w(y), hi〉hi } I∗F (A + B)F (y) = ⋃ d∈AF ,w∈BF { ∑ {hi} 〈w(y) + d(y), hi〉hi } where {hi} is the basis of F . Using the properties of maximal monotone operators (see [2,5]) and s–weakly locally bounded operator with the properties (M) (see [7,8,10]), we can prove that the operator I∗F (A + B)F is closed. Then by Remark 6.4.2 ([1]) for each F ∈ F (X) there exists yF ∈ DrF such that 0 ∈ I∗F (A + B)F (yF ). We can construct the system with the finite intersection property {Gw F }, where G w F is the weak closure of GF0 = ⋃ F⊃F0 { yF ∈ DrF : 0 ∈ I∗F (A + B)F (yF ) } . Since X is reflexive, then ∃ y ∈ ⋂ F∈F (X) {Gw F }. And by property (M) 0 ∈ (A + B)(y). ¥ For the bounded demiclosed operator with the property α) this theorem had been considered in [9]. Theorem 2. The variational inequality (VIMO) [A(y), ξ − y]+ ≥ 〈f, ξ − y〉 ∀ξ ∈ K has at least one bounded solution if the mapping A is +-coercive, s–weakly locally bounded and A satisfies the property (M) on K. Moreover, there exists the solution of VIMO y which is bounded by constant R (‖y‖X ≤ R) where [A(ξ), ξ − y0]+ ≥ 0 for each ξ ∈ K such that ‖ξ‖X = R. Sketch. It suffices to show that the inclusion coA(y) + ∂IK(y) 3 f, where IK is the characteristic map of K (IK(y) = 0 as y ∈ K and IK(y) = +∞ as y /∈ K). the subdifferentional ∂IK is normal cone (see [4]), i.e. it is maximal monotone (see [2]). By the definition ∂IK(y) = {w ∈ X∗ : 〈w, ξ〉 ≤ 0 ∀ξ ∈ 1 h ⋃ h>0 (K − y)}, thus, 0 ∈ ∂IK(ξ) for each ξ ∈ K and [∂IK(y), y − y0]+ = +∞ as y ∈ ∂K (∂K is the boundary of K). Since [A(y)− f +∂IK(y), y− y0]+ = [A(y)− f, y− y0]+ +[∂IK(y), y− y0]+, at least one of summed tends to infinity as ‖y‖X → ∞, i.e. there exists the constant R > 0 such that [A(y) + ∂IK(y), y − y0]+ ≥ 0 if y ∈ ∂(K ∩ BR(y0)). Thus, by Theorem 1 there exists ŷ such that 0 ∈ coA(ŷ) + ∂IK(ŷ). Let {yn} be subset of solution set, yn → y weakly in X, 0 ∈ coA(yn) + ∂IK(yn). Then lim〈0, yn − y〉 = 0. By the property (M) 0 ∈ coA(y) + ∂IK(y), consequently, the set of solution is nonempty and weakly compact. ¥ Collorary. Let A be s–weakly locally bounded and satisfies the property (M) on K, K be closed convex and bounded. Then VIMO has nonempty weakly compact set of solutions. Example. Let Ω be a bounded set from Rn, Γ be the boundary of Ω. We consider such Ω that Γ is smooth. And we study the free-boundary problem on Sobolev space W 1 p (Ω), where p ≥ 2, p−1 + q−1 = 1, the track y|Γ belongs to W 1/q p (Γ). Let ν(x) be the normal in x ∈ Γ. Let us consider the free-boundary problem A(y) = − n∑ i=1 ∂ ∂xi ( ai(x, y) ∂y ∂xi ) + a0(x, y)y = f, y|Γ ≥ 0, ∂y ∂νA + γ(y) ∩ [0,∞) 6= ∅, y ( ∂y ∂νA + γ(y) ) 3 0, where ∂y ∂νA = n∑ i=1 ai(x, y) ∂y ∂xi cos(νi, x), γ : W 1/q p (Γ) → 2W−1/q q (Γ) is a s-weakly locally bounded operator which has the property (M). And let ai satisfy to Caratheodori conditions and following ones: |ai(x, y)| ≤ g(x) + C1i|y|p−1, where g ∈ Lq‘(Ω), q‘ = p p−1 , if p > 2, and g ∈ C∞(Ω), if p = 2; ai(x, y) > C2i|y|p−2, for sufficiently large |y| >> R (C2i > 0). 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