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  • Advances in the Theory of Nonlinear Analysis and its Application
  • Volume:5 Issue:1
  • The rise and fall of L-spaces, II

The rise and fall of L-spaces, II

Authors : Sehie PARK
Pages : 7-24
Doi:10.31197/atnaa.847835
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Publication Date : 2021-03-31
Article Type : Research Paper
Abstract :In 2005, Ben-El-Mechaiekh, Chebbi, and Florenzano obtained a generalization of Ky Fan`s 1984 KKM theorem on the intersection of a family of closed sets on non-compact convex sets in a topological vector space. They also extended the Fan-Browder fixed point theorem to multimaps on non-compact convex sets. Since then several groups of the L-space theorists introduced coercivity families and applied them to L-spaces, H-spaces, etc. In this article, we show that better forms of such works can be deduced from a general KKM theorem on abstract convex spaces in our previous works. Consequently, all of the known KKM theoretic results on L-spaces related coercivity families are extended to corresponding better forms on abstract convex spaces. This article is a continuation of our \cite{38} and a revised and extended version of \cite{34}.
Keywords : KKM theorem, Fan`s 1961, 1984 KKM theorem, Fan Browder fixed point theorem, minimax inequality, abstract convex space partial, KKM space

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