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For example, equilibrium problems, variational inequalities, convex optimization, split feasibility problems, and inclusion problems are equivalent to relatively fixed point problems.

The theory can be applied to solve many problem in real world, for example: equilibrium problems, variational inequalities and optimization problems.

For example, equilibrium problems [1 6, 10 21], variational inequality problems [22 24], variational relation problems [7, 25], optimization problems [22, 26] and the references therein.

It is well known that many nonlinear problems can be reduced to the search for fixed points of nonexpansive mappings, for example, equilibrium problems, saddle point problems, and variational inequalities.

The use of more dynamic economic modelling approaches have been identified as the best means of estimating changes in land use, for example, equilibrium and agent-based modelling [116 118].

Indeed, thermodynamics has been found to be a challenging topic for many students, and difficulties related to, for example, equilibrium, reversibility, and Gibbs energy have been reported (Banerjee, 1995; Thomas and Schwenz, 1998).

As an example for equilibrium problems EP ( f, C ), we consider the Cournot-Nash oligopolistic market equilibrium model (see [21, 25, 26]).

In economic models, for example, the equilibrium price of an item is set by the intersection of supply and demand curves.

For example, the equilibrium pressure at the bottom of a column of air is higher than at the top because of the force of gravity, and density gradients in a centrifuge are balanced by the centrifugal force.

By the same way of Example 4.1, equilibrium solution of model (4.5) is almost surely exponentially stable and mean square.

For example, linear equilibrium equations (for example, obtained when using scaled sum combination functions) in principle can be solved analytically in a generic form, thereby obtaining expressions for the equilibrium values in terms of the parameters of the model, but equilibrium equations involving logistic functions cannot be solved in such a manner.