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UNIVERSITATIS MARIAE C U RI E - S K Ł O D O W S K A LUBLIN - POLONIA

VOL. L1.2 SECTIO A 1997

Papers presented at the Workshop but not appearing in the Proceedings

1. Józef Banaś (Rzeszów, Poland): A fixed point theorem for the product of set-contraction and completelycontinuousoperators inBanach algebras and its application

2. Roman Bednarek (Poznań, Poland): Extreme and exposed points in Orlicz spaces and Musielak-Orliczspaces

3. Dariusz Bielawski (Gdańsk, Poland): Contractive mappings and optimal so­

lutions of boundary value problems fordifferential equations

4. RonaldBruck(Los Angeles, USA): Onthe asymptotic behaviorof unbounded iteratesof averaged nonexpansive mappings

5. Bernard Cornet (Paris, France): Necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of (generalized) equilibriaon acompact epi-Lipschitzian domain 6. Tomas Dominguez Benavides (Seville, Spain): Stability of the fixed point

propertyfornonexpansive mappings under renorming

7. Zdzisław Dzedzej (Gdańsk, Poland): On multivalued maps with symmetries 8. Monique Florenzano (Paris, France): A fixed point theorem without convex­

ity

9. PawelForalewski(Poznań,Poland): On some geometric propertiesincertain Calderon-Lozanovskii spaces

10. Salvador FranciscoCutillas(Seville, Spain): A modulus for the near uniform convexity

11. Artur Górka(Toruń, Poland): Fixedpoints for multivalued random operators 12. Jesus GarciaFalset (Valencia, Spain): Demiclosednessfor contraction semi­

groups in Banach spaces

13. Valentin V. Gorokhovik (Minsk, Byelorussia): Step-linearfunctions and some their applications

14. Henryk Hudzik (Poznań, Poland): When do geometric properties can be extended to the whole space from itssubset

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15. Wojciech Kowalewski (Poznań, Poland): Kadec-Klee property and Kadec- Klee withrespect tothe coordinatewise convergence in Orlicz sequence spaces 16. Jerzy Kozicki (.Lublin, Poland): Nonlinear S'-transform: fixed points, con­

vergence

17. Wojciech Kryszewski (Toruń, Poland): Some topological aspects of the set­ valued fixed point theory

18. Tadeusz Kuczumow (Lublin, Poland): Opial’s modulus and fixed points of semigroups ofmappings

19. Byung-Soo Lee (Pusan, Korea): Generalized vector variational inequalities for multifunctions

20. Lai-Jiu Lin (Changhua, Taiwan): Fixed point theorems of KKM type multi­ function

21. Juan-Vincente Llinares (Paris, France): Unified treatment ofthe problemof existence of maximal elements in binary relations. A characterization 22. Janusz Matkowski (Bielsko-Biała, Poland): Iterations of mean-type map­

pings

23. LindaSaliga (Akron, USA):Fixed point theory in probabilistic metric spaces III

24. Brailey Sims (Newcastle, Australia): Facets ofmetricfixed point theory 25. Andrzej Wiśnicki(Lublin, Poland): Relative Hausdorff measures of noncom­

pactness in C([0,1])

26. Jacek Wośko (Lublin, Poland): Measure of noncompactness and minimal displacement problem

27. David Yost (Lion, France): A modulus for all seasons

28. Petr P. Zabreiko (Minsk, Byelorussia): Mathematical methods in history.

Fomenko’s new chronology

29. Petr P. Zabreiko (Minsk, Byelorussia): The fixed point theory in K-metric spaces and applications

30. Mirosława Zima (Rzeszów, Poland): On estimations of spectral radius

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