2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.nahs.2006.07.004
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Composition duality methods for evolution mixed variational inclusions

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“…Hence, by dualization of the dual inclusions of problem (M), and the validity of (18) in its equivalence sense, due to composition duality relations (20), Theorem 7 applies then, additionally, in a sufficiency sense (Alduncin, G., 2007b; Theorem 2.2). That is, the following alternative primal evolution duality principle holds true.…”
Section: Is a Solution Of Mixed Problem (M) Then Component U Is A Primentioning
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“…Hence, by dualization of the dual inclusions of problem (M), and the validity of (18) in its equivalence sense, due to composition duality relations (20), Theorem 7 applies then, additionally, in a sufficiency sense (Alduncin, G., 2007b; Theorem 2.2). That is, the following alternative primal evolution duality principle holds true.…”
Section: Is a Solution Of Mixed Problem (M) Then Component U Is A Primentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Here, we follow our previous work on evolution mixed variational inclusions (Alduncin, G., 2007b), in an abstract sense of constrained initial boundary value problems.…”
Section: Evolution Mixed Variational Inclusionsmentioning
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