Recently Huang et al. (Math. Comput. Model. 43:1267-1274, 2006) introduced a class of parametric implicit vector equilibrium problems (for short PIVEP) and they presented some existence results for a solution of PIVEP. Also, they provided two theorems about upper and lower semi-continuity of the solution set of PIVEP in a locally convex Hausdorff topological vector space. The paper extends the corresponding results obtained in the setting of topological vector spaces with mild assumptions and removing the notion of locally non-positiveness at a point and lower semi-continuity of the parametric mapping.
In this paper, we consider the nonlinear scalarization function in the setting of topological vector spaces and present some properties of it. Moreover, using the nonlinear scalarization function and Fan-Glicksberg-Kakutani's fixed point theorem, we obtain an existence result of a solution for a generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problem without using any monotonicity and upper semi-continuity (or continuity) on the given maps. Our result can be considered as an improvement of the known corresponding result. After that, we introduce a system of generalized vector quasiequilibrium problem which contains Nash equilibrium and Debreu-type equilibrium problem as well as the system of vector equilibrium problem posed previously. We provide two existence theorems for a solution of a system of generalized vector quasiequilibrium problem. In the first one, our multi-valued maps have closed graphs and the maps are continuous, while in the second one, we do not use any continuity on the maps. Moreover, the method used for the existence theorem of a solution of a system of generalized vector quasi-equilibrium problem is not based upon a maximal element theorem. Finally, as an application, we apply the main results to study a system of vector optimization problem and vector variational inequality problem.
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