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VOL. 33 | 1994 Monotone convergent methods for a variational inequality
Editor(s) Gaven Marten, Bevan Thompson
Proc. Centre Math. Appl., 1994: 195-208 (1994)

Abstract

Penalty and path-following methods have been used for solving finitedimensional quadratic programmes. The intention here is to apply such techniques to an infinite-dimensional problem, namely a one-sided obstacle problem, and to develop a method for solving the problem in an infinite-dimensional setting. The numerical methods developed in the infinite-dimensional context, so the convergence rate of the discretisations are (in some sense) independent to the size of the finite-dimensional approximation. These methods are shown to be convergent in appropriate Banach spaces by means of a monotonicity result for the iterates of the associated Newton method. This montonicity carries over to finite-dimensional discretisations for a large class of methods. The overall numerical method developed is based on an exterior penalty fund;ion, and some num."erical results have been obtained.

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Published: 1 January 1994
First available in Project Euclid: 18 November 2014

zbMATH: 0853.49012
MathSciNet: MR1332514

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