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Between Mathematical Programming and Systems Theory: Linear Complementarity Systems
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2001
Systems & Control: Foundations & Applications
Complementarity systems arise from the interconnection of an input-output system (of the type well known in mathematical systems theory) with a set of complementarity conditions (of the type well known in mathematical programming). It is shown by means of a list of examples that complementarity systems appear quite naturally in a broad range of applications. A solution concept for linear complementarity systems is provided, and conditions for existence and uniqueness of solutions are given.
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