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Keywords:
quasi-variational inequalities; lower semicontinuity; partition of unity; minimax
Summary:
In this note we prove that some recent results on an implicit variational inequality problem for multivalued mappings, which seem to extend and improve some well-known and celebrated results, are not correct.
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