ABSTRACT
In this paper, we consider a special split feasibility problem (SFP):
where C is the solution set of an equilibrium problem, Q is a convex subset in
, and
is a linear operator. We introduce two projection algorithms for solving the SFP by combining the projection method for the equilibrium problem and the gradient method for the inclusion
. The proposed algorithms are shown to converge a solution of the SFP under weak conditions. We present a numerical example for a jointly constrained Nash equilibrium model in electricity production market to demonstrate the behaviour of the proposed algorithms.
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