Interior proximal methods for variational inequalities are, in fact, designed to handle problems on polyhedral convex sets or balls, only. Using a slightly modified concept of Bregman functions, we suggest an interior proximal method for solving variational inequalities (with maximal monotone operators) on convex, in general non-polyhedral sets, including in particular the case in which the set is described by a system of linear as well as strictly convex constraints. The convergence analysis of the method studied admits the use of the 𝝐-enlargement of the operator and an inexact solution of the subproblems.
We prove that if a sequence (fn)n of D.C. functions (Difference of two Convex functions) converges to a D.C. function f in some appropriate way and if un is a critical point of fn, in the sense described by Toland, and is such that (un)n converges to u, then a is a critical point of f, still in Toland's sense. We also build a new algorithm which searches for this critical point u and then apply it in order to compute the solution of a semilinear elliptic equation.
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