Finite automata (with outputs but no initial states) have been extensively used as models of computational complementarity, a property which mimics the physical complementarity. All this work was focussed on \frames", i.e., on xed, static, local descriptions of the system behaviour. In this paper we are mainly interested in the asymptotical description of complementarity. To this aim we will st...

This paper explores the determinants of productivity gaps within European Union in computing, chemicals, basic metals and food manufacturing – four sectors that vary terms intensity sectoral R&D. Our analysis reveals main causes these are unembodied or disembodied R&D activity embodied purchased equipment machinery, their interplay. While both associated positively to closing gaps, interaction ...

Abstract: Our purpose of this paper is to solve a class of stochastic linear complementarity problems (SLCP) with finitely many elements. Based on a new stochastic linear complementarity problem function, a new semi-smooth least squares reformulation of the stochastic linear complementarity problem is introduced. For solving the semi-smooth least squares reformulation, we propose a feasible non...

The presence of complementarity constraints brings a combinatorial flavour to an optimization problem. A quadratic programming problem with complementarity constraints can be relaxed to give a semidefinite programming problem. The solution to this relaxation can be used to generate feasible solutions to the complementarity constraints. A quadratic programming problem is solved for each of these...

Computational complementarity was introduced to mimic the physical complementarity in terms of nite automata (with outputs but no initial state). Most of the work has been focussed on \frames", i.e., on xed, static, local descriptions of the system behaviour. The rst paper aiming to study the asymptotical description of complementarity was restricted to certain types of so c shifts. In this pap...

Projected dynamical systems have been introduced by Dupuis and Nagurney as dynamic extensions of variational inequalities. In the systems and control literature, complementarity systems have been studied as input/output dynamical systems whose inputs and outputs are connected through complementarity conditions. We show here that, under mild conditions, projected dynamical systems can be written...

in this paper we consider the european continuous installment call option. then  its linear complementarity formulation is given. writing the resulted problem in variational form, we prove the existence and uniqueness of its weak solution. finally finite element method is applied to price the european continuous installment call option.

we present a modified version of the infeasible-interior- we present a modified version of the infeasible-interior-point algorithm for monotone linear complementary problems introduced by mansouri et al. (nonlinear anal. real world appl. 12(2011) 545--561). each main step of the algorithm consists of a feasibility step and several centering steps. we use a different feasibility step, which targ...

A new necessary and sufficient condition for the row W-property is given. By using this new condition and a special row rearrangement, we provide two global error bounds for the extended vertical linear complementarity problem under the row W-property, which extend the error bounds given in [2, 10] for the P-matrix linear complementarity problem, respectively. We show that one of the new error ...

For the extended linear complementarity problem 11], we introduce and characterize column-suuciency, row-suuciency, and P-properties. These properties are then specialized to the vertical , horizontal, and mixed linear complementarity problems.