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Algorithm for finding a solution to the inclusion 0∈F(x)

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Using the steepest-descent method combined with the Armijo stepsize rule, we give an algorithm for finding a solution to the inclusion 0∈F(x), whereF is a set-valued map with smooth support function. As an example, we consider the special caseF(x)=g(x)+K, withK being a convex cone andg a single-valued function. The relation between the present algorithm and that given by Burke and Han is also discussed.

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Communicated by O. L. Mangasarian

The valuable comments and helpful suggestions of the referee are gratefully acknowledged. Sincere thanks are due to Dr. J. Burke for submitting the necessary material and to Dr. C. Lemarechal for advices and encouragement.

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Dien, P.H., Phung, H.T. Algorithm for finding a solution to the inclusion 0∈F(x). J Optim Theory Appl 67, 509–531 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00939647

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