3. page 13, lines 12–13: Insert a phrase to stress that we consider only monotone LCP in this book, though the qualifier ”monotone” is often omitted. Replace the sentence preceding the formula (1.21) by The monotone LCP—the qualifier ”monotone” is implicit throughout this book—is the problem of finding vectors x and s in I R that satisfy the following conditions: 4. page 13, line −12: delete “o...

In the field of inverse problems, one of the main benefits which can be drawn from primal-dual optimization approaches is that they do not require any linear operator inversion. In addition, they allow to split a convex objective function in a sum of simpler terms which can be dealt with individually either through their proximity operator or through their gradient if they correspond to smooth ...

This research examines whether social norms regarding a stigma’s protection from prejudice differentially affect explicit and implicit threat reactions to the stigmatized, and the degree to which such differences can be accounted for by socially desirable responding, internalized egalitarian values, and dual attitudes about stigmatized individuals. Participants (N = 78) completed a traditional ...

we introduce the notions of t-dual rickart and strongly t-dual rickart modules. we provide several characterizations and investigate properties of each of these concepts. it is shown that every free (resp. finitely generated free) $r$-module is t-dual rickart if and only if $overline{z}^2(r)$ is a  direct summand of $r$ and end$(overline{z}^2(r))$ is a semisimple (resp. regular) ring. it is sho...