Abstract:
Many of the most important problems arising in nonlinear analysis reduce to solv ing inclusions of monotone mappings, split equilibrium, variational inequality or
fixed point problems. Analytical methods for finding exact solutions of many non linear equations are rare or unknown. Therefore, methods of approximating the
solutions of nonlinear inclusion problems are of interest where solutions are known
to exist.
In this thesis, we combine Douglas-Rachford and Viscosity methods and construct
an iterative scheme which converges strongly to a zero of the sum of a finite fam ily of maximal monotone mappings, under suitable conditions, in the setting of
Hilbert spaces. Moreover, we construct a Viscosity method to approximate a zero
of the sum of maximal monotone mappings and a solution of the split equality
monotone inclusion problem for the sum of two maximal monotone mappings in
Hilbert spaces. We also establish forward-backward type and Halpern type al gorithms and prove strong convergent theorems to zeros of the sum of maximal
monotone mappings in the setting of real reflexive Banach spaces.
Furthermore, we introduce a new class of mappings called f-pseudocontractive
mappings and construct an algorithm for finding common f-fixed points of those
mappings and discuss its strong convergence in reflexive Banach spaces.
Finally, we introduce the concept of a Bregman relatively f-nonexpansive map ping and investigate an algorithm for approximating common element of the set
of solutions of variational inequality problems for Lipschitz monotone mappings
and the set of f-fixed points of Bregman relatively f-nonexpansive mapping in the
setting of Banach spaces.
