Continuity of the Yosida Approximants Corresponding to General Duality Mappings
Abstract
Let X be a real locally uniformly convex Banach space and X* be the dual space of X. Let : R+ R+ be a strictly increasing and continuous function such that (0) = 0, (r) ∞ as r∞, and let J be the duality mapping corresponding to . We will prove that for every R>0 and every x0∈ X there exists a nondecreasing function = (R, x0) : R+ R+ such that (0) = 0, (r)>0 for r>0, and x*- x0*, x-x0 (\|x-x0\|) \|x-x0\| for all x satisfying \|x-x0\| R and all x*∈ J x and x0*∈ J x0. This result extends the previous results of Pr\"uss and Kartsatos who studied the normalized duality mapping J (with (r)=r) for uniformly convex and locally uniformly Banach spaces, respectively. As an application of the above result, we give a concise proof of the continuity of the Yosida approximants Aλ and resolvents Jλ of a maximal monotone operator A:X⊃ X 2X* on (0, ∞) × X for an arbitrary when X is reflexive and both X and X* are locally uniformly convex. In addition, we discuss pseudomonotone homotopy of the Yosida approximants Aλ with reference to the Browder degree.
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