The purpose of this paper is to establish general existence of equilibria for noncompact generalized games (respectively, noncompact abstract economics) under general setting of noncompact conditions and in which the L-majorized preference mappings may not have lower semicontinuity, and constraint correspondences are only lower or upper semicontinuous. In our model, strategic (respectively, commodity) spaces are not compact, the set of players (respectively, agents) are countable or uncountable, and underlying spaces are either finite- or infinite-dimensional locally topological vector spaces. Our results might be regarded as a unified theory for the corresponding results in the existing literatures in the study of generalized games (respec...
In this paper we generalize Berge's Maximum Theorem to the case where the payoff (utility) functions...
AbstractIn this paper, by developing an approximation approach which is originally due to Tuleca in ...
In this paper we generalize Berge's Maximum Theorem to the case where the payoff (utility) functions...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to establish general existence of equilibria for noncompact gen...
The aim of this paper is to establish general existence results of maximal elements for L-majorized ...
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to establish general existence results of maximal elements for L-ma...
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AbstractA fixed point theorem is first proved from which a theorem on the existence of maximal eleme...
AbstractIn this paper, by developing an approximation approach which is originally due to Tuleca in ...
In this paper, we shall prove three equilibrium existence theorems for generalized games in Hausdorf...
In this survey, a new minimax inequality and one equivalent geometric form are proved. Next, a theor...
AbstractIn this paper we generalize Berge's Maximum Theorem to the case where the payoff (utility) f...
Abstract. In this paper, we first give an existence theorem of maximal elements for a new type of pr...
Abstract. In this paper, we first give an existence theorem of maximal elements for a new type of pr...
In this paper we generalize Berge's Maximum Theorem to the case where the payoff (utility) functions...
AbstractIn this paper, by developing an approximation approach which is originally due to Tuleca in ...
In this paper we generalize Berge's Maximum Theorem to the case where the payoff (utility) functions...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to establish general existence of equilibria for noncompact gen...
The aim of this paper is to establish general existence results of maximal elements for L-majorized ...
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to establish general existence results of maximal elements for L-ma...
AbstractIn this paper, some existence theorems of equilibria for qualitative games and generalized g...
AbstractAn existence theorem of maximal elements in a non-compact set for L∗-majorized correspondenc...
AbstractA fixed point theorem is first proved from which a theorem on the existence of maximal eleme...
AbstractIn this paper, by developing an approximation approach which is originally due to Tuleca in ...
In this paper, we shall prove three equilibrium existence theorems for generalized games in Hausdorf...
In this survey, a new minimax inequality and one equivalent geometric form are proved. Next, a theor...
AbstractIn this paper we generalize Berge's Maximum Theorem to the case where the payoff (utility) f...
Abstract. In this paper, we first give an existence theorem of maximal elements for a new type of pr...
Abstract. In this paper, we first give an existence theorem of maximal elements for a new type of pr...
In this paper we generalize Berge's Maximum Theorem to the case where the payoff (utility) functions...
AbstractIn this paper, by developing an approximation approach which is originally due to Tuleca in ...
In this paper we generalize Berge's Maximum Theorem to the case where the payoff (utility) functions...