H. Rehman, P. Kumam, Y. Shehu, Murat Ozdemir, W. Kumam
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Abstract
In this paper, we introduce a modification of the extragradient algorithm with a non-monotonic stepsize rule to solve equilibrium problems. This modification is based on the inertial subgradient technique. Under mild conditions, such as, the Lipschitz continuity and the monotonicity of a bifunction (including the pseudomonotonicity), the strong convergence of the proposed algorithm is established in a real Hilbert space. The proposed algorithm uses a non-monotonic stepsize rule based on the local bifunction information rather than its Lipschitz-type constants or other line search methods. We present various numerical examples, which illustrate the strong convergence of the algorithm.