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Year: 2026
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An accelerated Tseng type method for solving zero point problems and certain optimization problems
Abstract & Summary
In this paper, we proposed a modified Tseng’s splitting iterative algorithm for approximating
a solution of split feasibility problem for zero and fixed point problems. By incorporating an
inertial extrapolation method and Halpern iterative technique, we established a strong con
vergence result for approximating a solution of split fixed point problem for a nonexpansive
and quasinonexpansivemapping which isalso a zero point of sum oftwo monotone operators
in the framework of real Hilbert spaces. Furthermore, we present a numerical example to
support our main result. The results obtained in this paper improve, extend and unify some
related results in the literature.
a solution of split feasibility problem for zero and fixed point problems. By incorporating an
inertial extrapolation method and Halpern iterative technique, we established a strong con
vergence result for approximating a solution of split fixed point problem for a nonexpansive
and quasinonexpansivemapping which isalso a zero point of sum oftwo monotone operators
in the framework of real Hilbert spaces. Furthermore, we present a numerical example to
support our main result. The results obtained in this paper improve, extend and unify some
related results in the literature.
Publication Details
| Principal Author | Dr. AKINDELE ADEBAYO MEBAWONDU (Senior Lecturer) |
|---|---|
| Journal / Venue | Springer |
| Publication Year | 2026 |
| Article Clicks / Reads | 2 readers clicked (View Article) |
| DOI (Digital Object Identifier) | https://doi.org/10.1007/s13370-024-01217-1 ↗ |
| Article / Publisher Link | https://doi.org/10.1007/s13370-024-01217-1 ↗ |
| Department | Computer Science and Mathematics |
| College / Faculty | College of Basic and Applied Sciences |
| Institution | Mountain Top University, Nigeria |
📋 APA 7th Edition Citation
ADEBAYO MEBAWONDU, A. (2026). An accelerated Tseng type method for solving zero point problems and certain optimization problems. Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13370-024-01217-1