Volume 3,
Issue 2, 2002
Article
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TWO REMARKS ON THE STABILITY OF GENERALIZED HEMIVARIATIONAL INEQUALITIES
MOHAMED AIT MANSOUR
CADI AYYAD UNIVESITY
SEMLALIA FACULTY OF SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS,
B.P. 2390, 40 000-MARRAKESH,
MOROCCO
E-Mail: mansour@ucam.ac.ma
URL: http://www.angelfire.com/nb/mansour/
Received 5 March, 2001; Accepted 30 January, 2002.
Communicated by: Z. Nashed
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ABSTRACT.
The present paper is devoted to the stability analysis of a general class of hemivariational inequalities. Essentially, we
present two approaches for this class of problems. First, using a
general version of Minty's Lemma and the convergence result of
generalized gradients due to T. Zolezzi [23], we prove a stability result in the spirit of Mosco's results on the
variational inequalities [14]. Second, we provide a quite different stability result with an estimate for the rate of
convergence of solutions when the given perturbed data are converging with respect to an appropriate distance. Illustration
is given with respect to a hemivariational inequality modelling
the buckling of adhesively connected von kārmān plates.
[14] U. MOSCO, Convergence of Convex Sets and of Solutions of Variational
Inequalities.
[23] T. Zolezzi, Convergence of Generalized Gradients.
Key words:
Generalized hemivariational
inequalities, Clarke's
gradient, Perturbation,
Epi-convergence,
Stability, Rate of
convergence, Equilibrium
problems, von kārmān
plates.
2000 Mathematics Subject
Classification:
49J40, 40J45,
49J52.
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