In this paper, we introduce a split best proximity point and equilibrium problem, and find a solution of the best proximity point problem such that its image under a given bounded linear operator is a solution of the equilibrium problem. We construct an iterative algorithm to solve such problem in real Hilbert spaces and obtain a weak convergence theorem. Finally, we also give an example to illustrate our result.
| Author(s) | Tiammee, Jukrapong, Suantai, Suthep |
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| DOI | https://doi.org/10.37193/CJM.2019.03.13 |
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