International Conference on Nonlinear Analysis and Convex Analysis
International Conference on Optimization Techniques and Applications(NACA-ICOTA2019)
Future University Hakodate
Hakodate, Japan
August 26–31, 2019

NACA-ICOTA2019 Organizing Committee
August 20, 2019

Contents
Messagei

Organizing Committee Membersiii

Floor Map

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Timetablex

General Informationxii

Bus Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiii
Welcome Party . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiii
Excursion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiii
Banquet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiv
Special Celebrating Session for Professor Wataru Takahashi

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Technical Programxvi

August 26 (Monday), Afternoon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xviii
August 27 (Tuesday), Morning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xx
August 27 (Tuesday), Afternoon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxi
August 28 (Wednesday) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxvi
August 29 (Thursday), Morning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxvii
August 29 (Thursday), Afternoon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxix
August 30 (Friday), Morning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxxii
August 30 (Friday), Afternoon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxxiv
August 31 (Saturday), Morning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxxvii

Message
On behalf of the organizing committee of NACA-ICOTA2019, we welcome you
cordially to participate in the International Conference on Nonlinear Analysis andConvex Analysis—International Conference on Optimization Techniques and Applications (NACA-ICOTA2019) held at Future University Hakodate, in Hakodate,
Hokkaido, Japan. We hope and believe that all the participants in this conference
will have good opportunities not only to exchange scientific idea on generic and applied areas in our common subjects but also to establish and deepen our friendship.
NACA-ICOTA2019 is jointly organized by two pioneer international conferences,
International Conference on Nonlinear Analysis and Convex Analysis (NACA), andInternational Conference on Optimization: Techniques and Applications (ICOTA).
The NACA conference series is organized by the International Research Working Group in Nonlinear Analysis and Convex Analysis (WGNACA). The purposeof this conference is to assemble the world-wide experts on nonlinear analysis andconvex analysis, to exchange scientific information on generic and applied areas of
the conference, and to discuss recent developments in theoretical and applicableaspects of such topics.
The first NACA conference took place at Niigata in 1998 and the second washeld at Hirosaki in 2001. From the third, NACA conferences have been held in
every two years: The third at Tokyo in 2003, the fourth at Okinawa in 2005, thefifth at Hsinchu in 2007, the sixth at Tokyo in 2009, the seventh at Busan in 2011,
the eighth at Hirosaki in 2013, the ninth at Chiang Rai in 2015, and the tenth at
Chitose in 2017.
The ICOTA conference series is an official conference series of Pacific Optimization Research Activity Group (POP). Like previous ICOTA conferences, the goalof this conference is to provide an international forum for scientists, researchers,
software developers, and practitioners to exchange ideas and approaches, to present
research findings and state-of-the-art solutions, to share experiences on potentials
and limits, and to open new avenues of research and development, on all issues andtopics related to optimization and its applications.
The first two ICOTA conferences were held in Singapore in 1987 and 1992,
respectively. After which, ICOTA has become an important conference series run
by a steering committee. The third ICOTA conference was held in Chengdu in
1995, and the fourth ICOTA was held in Perth in 1998. The fifth, sixth, seventh,eighth, ninth and tenth ICOTA were held, respectively, in Hong Kong in 2001,
Ballarat in 2004, Kobe in 2007, Shanghai in 2010, Taipei in 2013, and Ulaanbaatar
in 2016.
This celebrated joint conference NACA-ICOTA2019 is the 11th conference forboth NACA and ICOTA. We hope that this collaboration will become a milestone
for our research activity related to nonlinear analysis, convex analysis, optimization
theory, and their applications.

iThe conference program consists of 4 kinds of invited talks and contributed
talks; 2 keynote lectures in plenary sessions, 12 honor lectures, 14 distinguishedlectures, 16 invited lectures, and over 140 contributed lectures. These are arranged
to 66 sessions including 2 organized sessions and the special celebrating sessionsfor Professor Wataru Takahashi.
We wish to express our deep gratitude to helpful supports by different organizations; financial supports and sightseeing items from Hakodate City, the provisionof facilities for the conference from Future University Hakodate, and various endorsements for the conference by Yokohama Publishers.
We are also indebted to all who are involved with this conference and in particular, the members of the organizing committee, who have supported us in planningand implementing this conference.
We hope we could offer you an excellent environment to exchange your mathematical ideas among all the participants actively and freely, and to create global
communication among the experts of nonlinear analysis, convex analysis, optimization theory, and their applications.
Hakodate is a historical place located in the southern end of Hokkaido, thesecond largest island in Japan. August is the best season to stay in Hakodate
because of its mild temperature and comfortable humidity. This exotic city has anumber of historical and sightseeing places in a small area, and we promise all of theparticipants can enjoy this special experience in Hakodate during the conference.
Thank you very much for your participation and enjoy the conference all together.
NACA-ICOTA2019 Organizers
Yasunori Kimura
Wataru Takahashi
Akiko Yoshiseii

Organizing Committee Members
ORGANIZERSYasunori Kimura (Toho University, Japan)
Wataru Takahashi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
Akiko Yoshise (University of Tsukuba, Japan)

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEECharles Castaing (Universite Montpellier II, France)
Sompong Dhompongsa (King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand)
Shu-Cherng Fang (North Carolina State University, USA)
Masao Fukushima (Nanzan University, Japan)
Kazimierz Goebel (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland)
Hideaki Iiduka (Meiji University, Japan)
Do Sang Kim (Pukyong National University, Korea)
Anthony To-Ming Lau (University of Alberta, Canada)
Kiyohito Nagano (Gumma University, Japan)
Panos Pardalos (University of Florida, USA)
Sehie Park (National Academy of Sciences, Korea)
Simeon Reich (The Technion — Israel Institute of Technology, Israel)
Biagio Ricceri (Universita di Catania, Italy)
Terry Rockafellar (University of Washington, USA)
Mau-Hsiang Shih (China Medical University Hospital, Taiwan)
Defeng Sun (The Hong Kong Polytecnic University)
Jie Sun (Curtin University, Australia and National University of Singapore, Singapore)
Wataru Takahashi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
Yuichi Takano (University of Tsukuba, Japan)iii

Christiane Tammer (Martin-Luther-Universitat Halle-Wittenberg, Germany)
Kok Lay Teo (Curtin University, Australia)
Lionel Thibault (Universite de Montpellier, France)

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Co-chairs
Masao Fukushima (Nanzan University, Japan)
Jie Sun (Curtin University, Australia and National University of Singapore, Singapore)
Wataru Takahashi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
Tamaki Tanaka (Niigata University, Japan)
Members
Samir Adly (University of Limoges, France)
Hiroaki Aikawa (Hokkaido University, Japan)
Qamrul Hasan Ansari (Aligarh Muslim University, India)
Yanqin Bai (Shanghai University, China)
Adil Bagilov (Federation University Australia, Australia)
Regina Burachik (University of South Australia, Australia)
Jein-Shan Chen (National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan)
Yeol-Je Cho (Gyeongsang National University, Korea)
Yuhong Dai (Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)
Yazheng Dang (Shanghai University of Science and Technology, China)
Deren Han (Nanjing Normal University, China)
Shunsuke Hayashi (Tohoku University, Japan)
Yiran He (Sichuan Normal University, China)
Nanjing Huang (Sichuan University, China)
Zhenghai Huang (Tianjin University, China)
Fan Jinyan (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China)
Jong Soo Jung (Dong-A University, Korea)
Hidefumi Kawasaki (Kyushu University, Japan)
Hyun-Min Kim (Pusan National University, Korea)
Jong-Kyu Kim (Kyungnam University, Korea)

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Tae-Hwa Kim (Pukyong National University, Korea)
Yasunori Kimura (Toho University, Japan)
Lingchen Kong (Beijing Jiaotong University, China)
Gue Myung Lee (Pukyong National University, Korea)
Wah June Leong (University of Putra, Malaysia)
Li-Zhi Liao (Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong)
Bin Li (Sichuan University, China)
Guoyin Li (University of New South Wales, Australia)
Gui-Hua Lin (Shanghai University, China)
Lai-Jiu Lin (National Changhua University of Education, Taiwan)
Aifan Ling (Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics, China)
Chongyang Liu (Shandong Institute of Business and Technology, China)
Xinwei Liu (Hebei University of Technology, China)
Dinh The Luc (Universite d’Avignon, France)
Giuseppe Marino (Universita della Calabria, Italy)
Boris Mordukhovich (Wayne State University, USA)
Luigi Muglia (Universita della Calabria, Italy)
Koichiro Naito (Kumamoto University, Japan)
Somyot Plubtieng (Naresuan University, Thailand)
Liqun Qi (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong)
Nobusumi Sagara (Hosei University, Japan)
Ruey-Lin Sheu (National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan)
Melvyn Sim (National University of Singapore, Singapore)
Brailey Sims (University of Newcastle, Australia)
Suthep Suantai (Chiang Mai University, Thailand)
Defeng Sun (Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong)
Wataru Takahashi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
Tamaki Tanaka (Niigata University, Japan)
Tetsuzo Tanino (Osaka University, Japan)
Keiji Tatsumi (Osaka University, Japan)
Imchit Termwuttipong (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand)Michel A. Thera (Univsite de Limoges, France)
Hongwei Wang (Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China)
Zong Run Wang (Central South University, China)
Ngai-Ching Wong (National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan)v

Hong-Kun Xu (Hangzhou Dianzi University, China)
Honglei Xu (Curtin University, Australia)
Jen-Chih Yao (China Medical University, Taiwan)
Nguyen Dong Yen (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, Vietnam)
Cedric K. F. Yiu (Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong)David Yost (Federation University Australia, Australia)
Changjun Yu (Shanghai University, China)
Alexander J. Zaslavski (The Technion — Israel Institute of Technology, Israel)
Guosan Zhang (Tianjin University, China)
Kai Zhang (Shenzhen University, China)
Su Zhang (Nankai University, China)
Guanglu Zhou (Curtin University, Australia)

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Members
Koji Aoyama (Chiba University, Japan)
Sachiko Atsushiba (University of Yamanashi, Japan)
Masao Fukushima (Nanzan University, Japan)
Mayumi Hojo (Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan)
Mitsuhiro Hoshino (Akita Prefectural University, Japan)
Takanori Ibaraki (Yokohama National University, Japan)
Hideaki Iiduka (Meiji University, Japan)
Toshimasa Ishii (Hokkaido University, Japan)
Yasunori Kimura (Toho University, Japan)
Yutaka Kimura (Akita Prefectural University, Japan)
Fumiaki Kohsaka (Tokai University, Japan)
Masamichi Kon (Hirosaki University, Japan)
Daishi Kuroiwa (Shimane University, Japan)
Shin-ya Matsushita (Akita Prefectural University, Japan)
Masakazu Muramatsu (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan)
Kiyohito Nagano (Gunma University, Japan)
Takayuki Okuno (RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project, Japan)
Keiji Suzuki (Future University Hakodate, Japan)
Wataru Takahashi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
Yuichi Takano (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Mirai Tanaka (The Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Japan)viTamaki Tanaka (Niigata University, Japan)
Syuuji Yamada (Niigata University, Japan)
Akiko Yoshise (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Wuyi Yue (Konan University, Japan)
Correspondence
Mayumi Hojo
The chief secretary of the International Research Working Groupin Nonlinear Analysis and Convex Analysis
Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japanvii

Floor Map• 5F– Room 5P: Opening / Keynote Lectures / Special Sessions (28th) / Closing– Rooms 5A–5F: Regular Sessions• 4F– Room 4A: Regular Sessions• 3F– Entrance / Registration Desk
– Rooms 3A, 3B (Next Building): Honor Lectures– Shop / Cafeteria (downstairs)– Smoking Area (outside)

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Timetable

August 26 (Monday)
13:00–14:00

Registration

14:00–14:40

Opening Ceremony

14:40–15:20

Keynote Lecture (Mon-A)

15:20–15:40

Tea/Coffee Break

15:40–16:40

Invited Lectures (Mon-B)

17:00–18:00

Welcome Party

August 27 (Tuesday)
9:45–11:30

Distinguished Lectures (Tue-A)

11:30–13:00

Lunch

13:00–14:20

Honor Lectures (Tue-B)

14:20–14:35

Tea/Coffee Break

14:35–16:15

Regular/Organized Sessions (Tue-C)

16:15–16:30

Tea/Coffee Break

16:30–18:10

Regular/Organized Sessions (Tue-D)

August 28 (Wednesday)
9:15–10:25

Special Session (Wed-A)

10:25–10:35

Tea/Coffee Break

10:35–12:00

Special Session (Wed-B)

12:00–12:10

Tea/Coffee Break

12:10–12:50

Keynote Lecture (Wed-C)

12:50–13:05

Conference Photo

13:05–18:00

Excursion

18:00–21:00

BanquetxAugust 29 (Thursday)
9:15–10:35

Honor Lectures (Thu-A)

10:35–10:50

Tea/Coffee Break

10:50–11:50

Invited Lectures (Thu-B)

11:50–13:20

Lunch

13:20–14:35

Regular Sessions (Thu-C)

14:35–14:50

Tea/Coffee Break

14:50–16:30

Regular Sessions (Thu-D)

August 30 (Friday)
9:15–10:35

Honor Lectures (Fri-A)

10:35–10:50

Tea/Coffee Break

10:50–12:05

Regular Sessions (Fri-B)

12:05–13:35

Lunch

13:35–14:50

Regular Sessions (Fri-C)

14:50–15:05

Tea/Coffee Break

15:05–16:45

Regular Sessions (Fri-D)

August 31 (Saturday)
9:15–11:00

Distinguished Lectures (Sat-A)

11:20–11:40

Closing CeremonyxiGeneral Information
Conference Venue Future University Hakodate, 116-2 Kamedanakano-cho, Hakodate, Hokkaido 041-8655, JapanPhone+81 138 34 6448

Official Language The official language of the conference is English. All thepresentations will be made in English. No arrangements are available for simultaneous translation.
Registration Regular and Student participants who made registration will be
provided with a conference kit including the abstract booklet and stationery. Lunches
and refreshments during the conference are also available. All the participants canattend the excursion and the conference banquet without additional fees.
Name Tag Badges All the participants will be issued with a name tag badge
at registration. You are always requested to wear the badge; it is your entrance
ticket to all conference sessions and other arrangements. For loss of badge, contact
the Information Desk.
Messages

A message board will be located near the Information Desk.

Presentation Detail• There are five kinds of lectures in the technical program; keynote lectures,
honor lectures, distinguished lectures, invited lectures, and contributed talks
in the regular sessions. Organized sessions focusing on specific topics arelocated in regular sessions.
• A keynote lecture and an honor lecture has 40 min each, a distinguishedlecture has 35 min, an invited lecture has 30 min, and other talks have 25
min each including preparation time, questions and answers.
• If you find your name as a chairperson of a session, you are requested to go
to the room and preside the session. In the regular sessions, the last speakerof the session is assigned to the chair. If the designated chair of a session
does not appear, then the second last speaker of the session will act as thechairperson.
• A video projector (for PC) will be provided in each session. VGA connection
is available. The speakers need to bring their own PC if necessary. For further
requirements, please ask the Information Desk.

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Lunch The university cafeteria for lunch is located on the 1st floor of the mainbuilding. Lunch tickets will be provided at the registration. You can use them forthe payment of the meal. Note that the ticket has no residual value if purchaseamount is less than the ticket amount.
Smoking Policy Participants are kindly requested to refrain from smoking inside the building including all the session rooms. Smoking is only allowed in thedesignated smoking area.
Dietary Requirements/Disability Assistance If you have special dietary requirements and/or you require disability assistance, please contact the Information
Desk staff at any time.
Wi-Fi Connection Free Wi-Fi connection is available at the conference rooms.
If you have an eduroam account, it is also available.

Bus Information
Free shuttle buses for participants will run between the conference venue and the
downtown of Hakodate City including the three areas (Hakodate Station Area,
Goryokaku Area and Bay Area).
The shuttle will stop at Hakodate Station Bus Terminal Platform 8 for Hakodate Station Area, Hotel Tetora for Goryokaku Area, Hakodate Kokusai Hotel for
Bay Area, and Hakodate Meijikan for Bay Area.
Please refer to the attached sheet for details, including timetables.

Welcome Party
After the sessions of the 1st day, we will invite all the participants to the welcome
party. Please come to the university cafeteria located on the 1st floor of the mainbuilding. You can meet old and new friends and enjoy a variety of snacks and lightmeals with beverages.

Excursion
The excursion will be held in the afternoon of August 28th. After having a lunch
at Donburi Yokocho Market with fresh seafood, specialty of Hakodate city, we willvisit major sightseeing spots in Hakodate, such as Old Fort Goryokaku, Cape Tachimachi, The Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse, etc. More details will be announced
at the conference.

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Banquet
The banquet venue for NACA-ICOTA2019 is “GOTOKEN Sekkatei” in Hakodate.
All participants can attend the banquet without additional charge.
GOTOKEN Sekkatei is a long-established French restaurant loved by not only
local Hakodate citizens but also tourists. The restaurant keeps the traditional
recipes from its start in 1879, which use plenty of ingredients matched to theclimate of Hakodate. The main building of GOTOKEN Sekkatei was designatedas a 1935 building, a country-registered tangible cultural property. It is a buildingthat conveys the old Japanese architecture of Japan.
Moreover, the main building also exhibits a number of works of art that convey
the history of Hokkaido or Hakodate, and we can freely see them.

xivSpecial Celebrating Session
for Professor Wataru Takahashi
We are pleased to inform you that the special celebrating sessions in honor ofProfessor Wataru Takahashi’s 75th birthday will be held on August 28 (Wednesday), the 3rd day of the conference.
Professor Wataru Takahashi is a founding member of the International Conference of Nonlinear Analysis and Convex Analysis (NACA). This conference series
has been held continuously every 2 or 3 years, and NACA-ICOTA2019 is the 11th
conference jointly held with ICOTA.
He is very well-known for his research in nonlinear analysis including nonlinear
ergodic theory for nonexpansive semigroups, fixed point theorems for nonlinear
mappings, studies of convex metric spaces, and approximation theory of fixed points
with very strong impact in nonlinear analysis. His total number of citations exceeds
8000 according to MathSciNet.
Professor Takahashi’s 75th birthday has been celebrated in January 2019. In
this occasion, we express our deep appreciation to him by taking place in special
sessions.
The special sessions consist of 5 dedicated talks given by the people who haverelations to Professor Takahashi in different aspects. Further, in the process of organizing these sessions, we noticed that many more participants wished to dedicate
their talks to his birthday. Such talks are indicated by putting symbol ♦ in thetechnical program.
We appreciate all the participants who agree with the special sessions and welook forward to having as many them as possible.
Session Organizers
Anthony To-Ming Lau
Hidetoshi Komiya
Yasunori Kimuraxv

Technical Program
The six-day technical program consists of four kinds of invited lectures (i.e.,
keynote lectures, honor lectures, distinguished lectures, and invited lectures), twokinds of contributed sessions (i.e., regular sessions and organized sessions), andspecial celebrating sessions for Professor Wataru Takahashi.
Each lecture/session has a six-letter code likeMon
A - |{z}5P .
| {z } - |{z}
day

time

room

The first part of a code stands for the day:
Mon: August 26 (Monday),
Tue: August 27 (Tuesday),
Wed: August 28 (Wednesday),Thu: August 29 (Thursday),
Fri: August 30 (Friday),
Sat: August 31 (Saturday).
The second part stands for the time slot of each day (see Timetable for details):
A: 1st slot, B: 2nd slot, C: 3rd slot, and D: 4th slot.
The last part corresponds to the room of each lecture/session (see Floor Map
for details):
3A: big lecture room on the 3rd floor of Main Building;
3B: lecture room on the 2nd floor of Research Building, which is connected tothe 3rd floor of Main Building;
4A: lecture room on the 4th floor of Main Building;
5A–5F: lecture rooms on the 5th floor of Main Building;
5P: lecture hall on the 5th floor of Main Building.
The symbol * indicates the speaker of a joint work. The number after author’sname is the page of the abstract. The symbol ♦ indicates the talks dedicated toProfessor Wataru Takahashi’s 75th birthday.
Keynote lectures are assigned 40 minutes. Honor, distinguished, and invitedlectures are assigned 40, 35, and 30 minutes, respectively for each talk. Regularxvi

sessions are 75 minutes long for three talks, and 100 minutes long for four (or three)talks; each speaker is requested to finish his/her talk within 25 minutes including
questions and answers. Organized sessions are 100 minutes long for three talks,
so the speakers can share 100 minutes according to the organizer’s instructions.
Special celebrating sessions for Professor Wataru Takahashi will be held on themorning of August 28 (Wednesday). For details, please ask the chairperson or theorganizer of each lecture/session.

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August 26 (Monday), Afternoon

Time
14:00
14:40
14:40
15:20

Room 5P
Opening Ceremony
Keynote Lecture (Mon-A-5P)

Room 5A
Room 5B
Room 5C
Room 5P
InvitedInvitedInvitedInvited(Mon-B-5A)(Mon-B-5B)(Mon-B-5C)(Mon-B-5P)
16:40
17:00
Welcome Party
18:00
15:40

[Mon-A-5P] Keynote Lecture (chair: Kazimierz Goebel)
1. Terry Rockafellar (p. 135)
Stochastic variational inequalities and stochastic decomposition[Mon-B-5A] Invited Lecture (chair: Tamaki Tanaka)
1. Jong Kyu Kim (p. 70)♦ Projection methods for the variational inequalities involving unrelated nonexpansive mappings
2. Yaqin Wang and Tae-Hwa Kim* (p. 72)♦ Viscosity methods for solving the split common fixed point problem of
demicontractive mappings[Mon-B-5B] Invited Lecture (chair: Hideaki Iiduka)
1. Wah June Leong*, C. Wu, H. S. Sim, and K. L. Teo (p. 94)
Proximal linearized method for sparse-enhanced control problems of largescale interconnected systems
2. Hosoo Lee, Hyun-Min Kim*, and Jie Meng (p. 68)♦ On the nonlinear matrix equation X p = A + M T (X#B)M[Mon-B-5C] Invited Lecture (chair: Gue Myung Lee)
1. Lai-Jiu Lin (p. 101)
♦ Parallel iterations for common zero to finite mappings with sum of two
monotone operators and applications
2. Hsin-Min Sun and Ruey-Lin Sheu* (p. 144)
Minimum variance allocation among constrained intervals

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[Mon-B-5P] Invited Lecture (chair: Hong-Kun Xu)
1. Jong Soo Jung (p. 51)♦ Strong convergence of some iterative algorithms for generalized mixed equilibrium, monotone inclusion and fixed point problems
2. Yongdo Lim (p. 99)♦ Strong convexity of sandwiched entropies

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August 27 (Tuesday), Morning

Time Room 5A
Room 5B
Room 5C
9:45 Distinguished Distinguished Distinguished11:30 (Tue-A-5A) (Tue-A-5B) (Tue-A-5C)[Tue-A-5A] Distinguished Lecture (chair: Kok Lay Teo)
1. Keiji Tatsumi*, S. Matzke, Y. Matsugi, and Y. Kusunoki (p. 158)
Soft-margin approximate multi-objective multi-class support vector machineusing reference point method
2. Jein-Shan Chen (p. 12)♦ The algorithmic applications of SOC-functions
3. Gue Myung Lee*, Pham Tien Son, and Jae Hyoung Lee (p. 92)♦ On semialgebraic optimization problems and semialgebraic variational inequality problems[Tue-A-5B] Distinguished Lecture (chair: Kiyohito Nagano)
1. Koichiro Naito (p. 118)
♦ Pseudorandom number generator by p-adic chaotic systems and nonregular
Ramanujan expander graphs
2. Yu-Hong Dai* and Wei-Kun Chen (p. 18)
On the complexity of sequentially lifting cover inequalities for the knapsack
polytope
3. Hidefumi Kawasaki (p. 60)♦ An aspect of Sperner’s lemma as a discrete fixed point theorem[Tue-A-5C] Distinguished Lecture (chair: Satit Saejung)
1. Xingju Cai, Fan Jiang, and Deren Han* (p. 32)
Some extended proximal point algorithms with applications
2. Yasunori Kimura (p. 75)♦ Fixed point approximation in complete geodesic spaces
3. L. Bussaban, Suthep Suantai*, and A. Kaewkhao (p. 151)
♦ A parallel inertial S-iteration forward-backward algorithm for regression
and classification problemsxx

August 27 (Tuesday), Afternoon

Time
13:00

Room 3A
Room 3B
Honor
Honor(Tue-B-3A)(Tue-B-3B)
14:20
Room 5A Room 5B Room 5C Room 5D Room 5E Room 5F Room 4A
14:35 Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular Organized(Tue-C-5A)(Tue-C-5B)(Tue-C-5C)(Tue-C-5D)(Tue-C-5E)(Tue-C-5F)(Tue-C-4A)
16:15
16:30 Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular Organized
18:10 (Tue-D-5A) (Tue-D-5B) (Tue-D-5C) (Tue-D-5D) (Tue-D-5E) (Tue-D-5F) (Tue-D-4A)[Tue-B-3A] Honor Lecture (chair: Mau-Hsiang Shih)
1. Kazimierz Goebel (p. 28)♦ Trend constants for Lipschitz mappings III
2. N. Chuensupantharat, Sompong Dhompongsa*, and P. Kumam(p. 21)♦ Multi-valued fixed point theorems via partial orders[Tue-B-3B] Honor Lecture (chair: Shu-Cherng Fang)
1. Jie Sun*, Qiang Yao, Xinmin Yang, and Min Zhang (p. 152)
Risk minimization, regret minimization and progressive hedging algorithms
2. Hideaki Iiduka (p. 44)♦ Fixed point algorithms and their applications[Tue-C-5A] Regular Session (chair: Jamnian Nantadilok)
1. Sachiko Atsushiba (p. 6)♦ Fixed point theorems and convergence theorems for hybrid type sequences
2. Warunun Inthakon* and Nutchari Niyamosot (p. 45)♦ The split equilibrium problem and common fixed points in Banach spaces
3. Kyung Soo Kim (p. 71)
System of extended general variational inequalities for relaxed cocoercive
mappings in Hilbert space
4. Jamnian Nantadilok (p. 121)Best proximity point results for a class of generalized cyclic weak ϕ-contractions
in p-cyclic metric spaces[Tue-C-5B] Regular Session (chair: Yoshikazu Kobayashi)
1. Rafael Kendy Arakaki*, F. L. Usberti, and M. Yagiura (p. 4)
A branch-and-cut algorithm and a heuristic method for the covering Chinese
postman problemxxi

2. Young-Ho Kim (p. 74)
On recent results for the characteristics of the solution for stochastic differential equation
3. Yoshikazu Kobayashi* and Naoki Tanaka (p. 80)
An approximation theorem of Lax type for evolution operators of Lipschitz
operators in a metric space[Tue-C-5C] Regular Session (chair: Ching-Feng Wen)
1. Chuang-liang Zhang* and Nan-jing Huang (p. 189)
On the stability of minimal solutions for parametric set optimization problems
2. Nithirat Sisarat*, Rabian Wangkeeree, and Gue Myung Lee (p. 148)
On set containment characterizations for sets described by set-valued maps
with applications
3. Niklas Hey and Andreas Löhne* (p. 104)
A solution concept and a solution method for unbounded polyhedral convex
set optimization problems
4. Yun-Yi Lur and Ching-Feng Wen* (p. 172)
♦ On weak and strong second-order optimality conditions in locally Lipschitz
vector optimization problems[Tue-C-5D] Regular Session (chair: Hong Seng Sim)1. Ken Kobayashi* and Yuichi Takano (p. 79)
A branch-and-cut algorithm for solving mixed-integer semidefinite optimization problems
2. Shiqiang Feng (p. 24)
Generalized vector F-implicit complementarity problems in topological vector
spaces3. Chia-Cheng Liu and Yan-Kuen Wu* (p. 174)
Applying lexicographic maximum solution of min-product fuzzy relation inequalities for finding the optimal pricing with fixed priority in a system ofsingle product supply chain
4. Hong Seng Sim*, W. J. Leong, C. Y. Chen, and F. P. Lim (p. 147)
Multi-spectral gradient methods for large scale unconstrained optimization[Tue-C-5E] Regular Session (chair: Xiucui Guan)
1. Seiichi Iwamoto and Yutaka Kimura* (p. 77)♦ Semi-tridiagonal programming — Identical duality —2. Weifeng Zhong*, Qun Lin, Ryan Loxton, and Kok Lay Teo (p. 191)
Optimal train control via switched system dynamic optimization
3. Sie Long Kek*, Sy Yi Sim, and Stephanie Su See Weng (p. 62)
A stochastic gradient approach for discrete time linear quadratic Gaussian
problem
4. Qiao Zhang and Xiucui Guan* (p. 30)
Shortest path interdiction problems by upgrading critical edges on treesxxii

[Tue-C-5F] Regular Session (chair: Jung Yoog Kang)
1. C. Klin-eam, B. Noytabtim, and Prondanai Kaskasem* (p. 59)
Stability of the general mixed additive and quadratic functional equation inquasi Banach spaces without assuming p-norm property
2. A Hyun Kim* and Cheon Seoung Ryoo (p. 65)
Research on generalized Euler polynomials and tangent polynomials
3. Kenzi Satô (p. 141)
♦ The interiorness of circumcenters and orthocenters on Euclidean simplices
4. Jung Yoog Kang (p. 56)
A research on the special polynomials using neural network[Tue-C-4A] Organized Session (chair: Jun-ya Gotoh)
Recent Advances in Data-driven Optimization Modeling and Algorithms
1. Akiko Takeda*, Jun-ya Gotoh, and Katsuya Tono (p. 155)
Efficient DC algorithm for nonconvex sparse optimization problems
2. Jun Cai, Jonathan Yumeng Li*, and Tiantian Mao (p. 96)
Distributionally robust optimization under distorted expectations
3. Jun-ya Gotoh*, Michael Jong Kim, and Andrew E. B. Lim (p. 29)
Calibration of distributionally robust empirical optimization models[Tue-D-5A] Regular Session (chair: Kiyoko Furuya)
1. Chun-Hsien Li* and A. M. Yousef (p. 95)
Bifurcation analysis of a network-based SIR epidemic model with saturated
treatment function
2. ShyanShiou Chen* and Chang-Yuan Cheng (p. 13)
Bautin bifurcation in a general neuronal model with two delays
3. Kittisak Tontan* and Supaluk Phothi (p. 162)
Porosity of functional differential equations in Banach spaces
4. Kiyoko Furuya (p. 27)♦ Wellposed spaces for hyperbolic equations of the simplest type
[Tue-D-5B] Regular Session (chair: Maria Kania-Blaszczyk)
1. Sopita Khamrod (p. 63)
Bäcklund transformations and solutions of the reduced system from the NavierStokes equations
2. Naoki Shioji, Satoshi Tanaka, and Kohtaro Watanabe* (p. 169)
♦ A Korman-Ouyang-Tanaka type identity and uniqueness of positive radialsolutions of superlinear elliptic equations in annuli
3. Maria Kania-Blaszczyk (p. 57)
MHD equations in a bounded domainxxiii

[Tue-D-5C] Regular Session (chair: Hoonjoo Kim)
1. Kazuhiro Hishinuma* and Hideaki Iiduka (p. 34)
Convergence rate analyses of fixed point quasiconvex subgradient method
2. Kittisak Jantakarn and Anchalee Kaewcharoen* (p. 52)
Strong convergence theorems for mixed equilibrium problems and Bregman
relatively nonexpansive mappings in reflexive Banach spaces
3. Mayumi Hojo* and Wataru Takahashi (p. 36)♦ A nonlinear mean convergence theorem for generic 2-generalized nonspreading mappings in a Banach space
4. Hoonjoo Kim (p. 67)
Condensing maps on abstract convex uniform spaces[Tue-D-5D] Regular Session (chair: Nan-jing Huang)
1. Chia-Cheng Liu and Yung-Yih Lur* (p. 109)
Some properties of powers of fuzzy matrices with max-quasi contraction operation
2. Shenping Xiao*, L. Xu, H. Zeng, and K. L. Teo (p. 175)
Improved stability criteria for discrete-time delay systems via novel summation inequalities
3. Hideo Kanemitsu (p. 55)
Minimizing a function with elliptic contours in nonlinear unconstrained optimization by searching conjugate directions on parallel hyperplanes
4. Guo-ji Tang, Zhong-ping Wan, and Nan-jing Huang* (p. 41)
Strong convergence of a projection-type method for mixed variational inequalities in Hilbert spaces[Tue-D-5E] Regular Session (chair: Hailiang Yang)
1. Mitsuhiro Hoshino (p. 38)♦ On local behavior for ordering in learning process of basic self-organizing
maps with one-dimensional array
2. Muhammad Jabir Khan* and Poom Kumam (p. 64)
Applications of generalized picture fuzzy soft set in concept selection
3. Xiang Cheng, Zhuo Jin, and Hailiang Yang* (p. 183)
Optimal insurance strategies: A hybrid deep learning Markov chain approximation approach[Tue-D-5F] Regular Session (chair: Kenjiro Yanagi)
1. Mustapha Raı̈ssouli and Shigeru Furuichi* (p. 26)
Inequalities on Heinz and Heron functional means
2. Chakkrid Klin-eam*, A. Janchada, and P. Kaskasem (p. 78)
On approximate solutions of the generalized radical cubic functional equationin quasi-β-Banach spaces
3. In-Sook Kim (p. 69)
Semilinear equations with a normal linear partxxiv

4. Kenjiro Yanagi (p. 182)
♦ Uncertainty relations represented by tracial positive linear maps
[Tue-D-4A] Organized Session (chair: M. N. Dao and S. Matsushita)
Fixed Point Algorithms in Optimization
1. Yasunori Kimura and Koichi Nakagawa* (p. 119)
A Mann iterative method in a complete geodesic space and its convergencerate
2. Shin-ya Matsushita (p. 112)♦ Forward backward algorithms with finite convergence3. Minh N. Dao (p. 19)
On the adaptive Douglas–Rachford splitting algorithmxxvAugust 28 (Wednesday)

Time
9:15
10:25
10:35
12:00
12:10
12:50
12:50
13:05
13:05
18:00
18:00
21:00

Room 5P
Special Session (Wed-A-5P)
Special Session (Wed-B-5P)
Keynote Lecture (Wed-C-5P)
Conference Photo
Excursion
Banquet[Wed-A-5P] Special Session (chair: Hidetoshi Komiya)Special Celebrating Session for Professor Wataru Takahashi (I)
1. Anthony To-Ming Lau (p. 91)
Some open problems related to fixed point properties and amenabilty
2. Kazuo Murota (p. 115)
Discrete convex analysis for egalitarian allocation[Wed-B-5P] Special Session (chair: Anthony To-Ming Lau)
Special Celebrating Session for Professor Wataru Takahashi (II)
1. Ngai-Ching Wong (p. 173)
A continuous selection theorem and a fixed point theorem
2. P. Ardsalee, F. Kohsaka, J. Puiwong, and Satit Saejung* (p. 136)
On metric completeness and some preservations of convex metric spaces inthe sense of Takahashi
3. Fumiaki Kohsaka (p. 81)
Fixed points of metrically nonspreading mappings in Hadamard spaces[Wed-C-5P] Keynote Lecture (chair: Terry Rockafellar)
1. Wataru Takahashi (p. 153)
Split common null point and fixed point problems in Banach spaces and open
problemsxxviAugust 29 (Thursday), Morning

Time
9:15

Room 3A
Room 3B
Honor
Honor(Thu-A-3A)(Thu-A-3B)
10:35
Room 5A
Room 5B
Room 5C
Room 5P
10:50
InvitedInvitedInvitedInvited(Thu-B-5A)(Thu-B-5B)(Thu-B-5C)(Thu-B-5P)
11:50[Thu-A-3A] Honor Lecture (chair: Christiane Tammer)
1. Mau-Hsiang Shih (p. 145)
♦ Algorithmic cluster formation in complex networks
2. Yuichi Takano* and Ryuhei Miyashiro (p. 154)
Best subset selection via cross-validation criterion[Thu-A-3B] Honor Lecture (chair: Masao Fukushima)
1. Kok Lay Teo (p. 159)
Dynamic optimization for nonlinear switched time-delay systems
2. Shu-Cherng Fang (p. 23)
Sub-one quasi-norm optimization for sparse solutions[Thu-B-5A] Invited Lecture (chair: Hidefumi Kawasaki)
1. Xin-Wei Liu*, Yu-Hong Dai, Ya-Kui Huang, and Jie Sun (p. 103)
Improving the ill conditioning of primal-dual interior-point methods
2. Hiroyuki Sato (p. 140)
Riemannian optimization algorithms and their applications[Thu-B-5B] Invited Lecture (chair: Nobusumi Sagara)
1. Yasushi Narushima (p. 122)
Some robust supply chain network equilibrium models
2. Honglei Xu (p. 178)
Hybrid control for multiagent systems over networks[Thu-B-5C] Invited Lecture (chair: Akiko Yoshise)
1. Jinyan Fan*, Jiawang Nie, and Anwa Zhou (p. 22)
Completely positive binary tensors
2. Bruno Figueira Lourenço (p. 106)
Amenable cones, facial reduction and error bounds for conic linear programs

xxvii[Thu-B-5P] Invited Lecture (chair: Takayuki Okuno)
1. K. Ike, M. Liu, Y. Ogata, Tamaki Tanaka*, and H. Yu (p. 157)
♦ Sublinear-like scalarization scheme for sets and its applications
2. Ellen Hidemi Fukuda*, Kanako Mita, and Nobuo Yamashita (p. 25)
A hybrid-type nonmonotone line search for multiobjective optimization

xxviiiAugust 29 (Thursday), Afternoon

Time
13:20

Room 5A
Room 5B
Room 5C
Room 5D
Room 5E
Room 5F
Regular
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14:35 (Thu-C-5A) (Thu-C-5B) (Thu-C-5C) (Thu-C-5D) (Thu-C-5E) (Thu-C-5F)
14:50
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
16:30 (Thu-D-5A) (Thu-D-5B) (Thu-D-5C) (Thu-D-5D) (Thu-D-5E)[Thu-C-5A] Regular Session (chair: Chih-Ru Hsiao)
1. Tanaphong Prommai*, A. Kaewkhao, and W. Inthakon (p. 133)
Viscosity approximation methods for inertial S-iteration forward-backward
algorithm for a family of nonexpansive operators in Hilbert spaces
2. Attapol Kaewkhao*, Limpapat Bussaban, and Suthep Suantai (p. 53)
Convergence theorem of inertial P-iteration method for a family of nonexpansive mappings with applications
3. Chih-Ru Hsiao* and Wen-Lin Chiou (p. 39)
On fixed point theorems in normal 2-metric spaces[Thu-C-5B] Regular Session (chair: Atsumasa Kondo)
1. Jamilu Abubakar* and Poom Kumam (p. 1)
A conjugate gradient-like method for monotone nonlinear equations with convex constraints and application in signal recovery
2. Thanwarat Butsan* and Maneeporn Maneekhat (p. 9)♦ A hybrid method for G-quasi nonexpansive mappings in Hilbert spaces
endowed with graphs
3. Atsumasa Kondo* and Wataru Takahashi (p. 83)♦ Approximation of a common attractive point of noncommutative normally
2-generalized hybrid mappings in Hilbert spaces[Thu-C-5C] Regular Session (chair: Narawadee Phudolsitthiphat)
1. Nutchari Niyamosot* and Warunun Inthakon (p. 127)
Strong convergence theorems for split equilibrium problem and attractive
point problems in Banach spaces
2. Hiroko Manaka (p. 110)
♦ A note of Leray-Schauder’s boundary condition for an elastic nonlinear
mapping characterized by Lyapunov’s function in Banach spaces
3. Narawadee Phudolsitthiphat* and Atit Wiriyapongsanon (p. 132)
Generalized fixed point theorems with τ -function for R-contraction in bmetric spacesxxix[Thu-C-5D] Regular Session (chair: Phikul Sridarat)
1. Takuto Kajimura* and Yasunori Kimura (p. 54)
A vicinal mapping in geodesic spaces with curvature bounded above
2. Satit Saejung and Jedsada Senasukh* (p. 143)
Some stability and hyperstability results of additive equations on a restricteddomain3. Phikul Sridarat* and Yeol Je Cho (p. 150)
Generalized Caristi’s fixed point theorems in metric type spaces endowedwith graphs[Thu-C-5E] Regular Session (chair: Chi Tim Ng)
1. Tao Chen*, Nan-jing Huang, and Yi-bin Xiao (p. 14)
Variational and numerical analysis of a dynamic viscoelastic contact problem
with friction and wear
2. Miao Yu (p. 188)
Wide area damping signal optimal selection based on a KPCAK method
3. Chi Tim Ng (p. 124)
New concepts of principal component analysis based on maximum separationof clusters[Thu-C-5F] Regular Session (chair: Hiroshi Miyashita)
1. Yicheng Xu*, Chenchen Wu, Dachuan Xu, and Yong Zhang (p. 180)
On stochastic k-facility location
2. Wei-Chuan Wang (p. 167)
Some remarks on a class of nonlinear differential equations related to generalized trigonometric functions
3. Hiroshi Miyashita (p. 113)
♦ Convex functions on trees relating to combinatorial optimization[Thu-D-5A] Regular Session (chair: Pongsakorn Yotkaew)
1. Yasunori Kimura and Keisuke Shindo* (p. 146)
Asymptotic behavior of resolvent of convex function on geodesic space withnegative curvature
2. Yasunori Kimura and Kazuya Sasaki* (p. 139)A Halpern type iteration of multiple anchor points using a new convex combination on complete CAT(−1) spaces
3. Satit Saejung and Pongsakorn Yotkaew* (p. 187)
On 4-convergence of iterative sequences in CAT(0) spacesxxx[Thu-D-5B] Regular Session (chair: Yukino Tomizawa)
1. Limpapat Bussaban*, Suthep Suantai, and Attapol Kaewkhao (p. 8)
A new hybrid forward-backward algorithm for regression and classification
problems
2. Heng-you Lan* and Juan J. Nieto (p. 90)
On a system of semilinear elliptic coupled inequalities for S-contractive type
involving demicontinuous operators and constant harvesting
3. Supaluk Phothi (p. 131)On σ-porosity of the set of norms on a Banach space having the Jame’s
constant J(X) < 2
4. Yukino Tomizawa (p. 161)
♦ Convex combinations in Hadamard spaces[Thu-D-5C] Regular Session (chair: Jun Li)
1. Xue-ping Luo (p. 108)
P-strict feasibility of equilibrium problems in reflexive Banach spaces
2. J. Prabseang, Kamsing Nonlaopon*, and J. Tariboon (p. 128)(p, q)-Hermite-Hadamard inequalities for double integral and (p, q)-differentiable
convex function
3. Jun Li* and Giandomenico Mastroeni (p. 97)
Convex analysis in Zn and applications[Thu-D-5D] Regular Session (chair: Vivek Laha)
1. Shummin Nakayama* and Yasushi Narushima (p. 120)
Global convergence of a proximal memoryless symmetric rank one method
for minimizing composite functions
2. Mengwei Xu* and Jane J. Ye (p. 179)
Relaxed constant positive linear dependence constraint qualification and its
application to bilevel programs
3. Vivek Laha*, Rahul Kumar, and Pushkar Jaisawal (p. 89)
On solving nonsmooth optimization problems using variational inequalities
involving convexificators[Thu-D-5E] Regular Session (chair: Yi-bin Xiao)
1. Qingzheng Wang* and Ka-fai Cedric Yiu (p. 165)
Speech enhancement via distributed acoustic beamforming
2. Naoki Nishimura*, N. Sukegawa, Y. Takano, and J. Iwanaga (p. 125)
Estimating product-choice probabilities from sequences of page views
3. Mircea Sofonea, Yi-bin Xiao*, and Maxime Couderc (p. 176)
Optimization problems for elastic contact models with unilateral constraints

xxxiAugust 30 (Friday), Morning

Time
9:15

Room 3A
Room 3B
Honor
Honor(Fri-A-3A)(Fri-A-3B)
10:35
Room 5A Room 5B Room 5C Room 5D Room 5E Room 5F
10:50 Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular(Fri-B-5A)(Fri-B-5B)(Fri-B-5C)(Fri-B-5D)(Fri-B-5E)(Fri-B-5F)
12:05[Fri-A-3A] Honor Lecture (chair: Wataru Takahashi)
1. Do Sang Kim (p. 66)♦ Approximate solutions in fractional multiobjective optimization problems
2. Truong Q. Bao and Christiane Tammer* (p. 156)
♦ Subdifferentials and SNC property of scalarization functionals with uniform
level sets and applications[Fri-A-3B] Honor Lecture (chair: Xin-Wei Liu)
1. Charles Castaing (p. 10)♦ Strong laws of large numbers for pairwise M -dependent random sets undervarious convergences
2. Kiyohito Nagano (p. 116)
Subadditive set optimization and its applications[Fri-B-5A] Regular Session (chair: Watcharapong Anakkamatee)
1. Hiroyuki Hirono* and Yasunori Kimura (p. 33)
Approximation of fixed points in complete geodesic space and coefficient conditions
2. Pachara Jailoka*, Vasile Berinde, and Suthep Suantai (p. 47)
Strong convergence of Picard and Mann iterations for strongly demicontractive multi-valued mappings
3. Watcharapong Anakkamatee (p. 3)
Proximal point algorithms involving common fixed points of the family of
nonexpansive mappings in CAT(0) spaces[Fri-B-5B] Regular Session (chair: Tone-Yau Huang)
1. Zhe Hong*, Nak Eun Cho, and Do Sang Kim (p. 37)
On robust minimax optimization problems
2. Shuechin Huang (p. 42)
Equilibrium problems in a Hadamard manifold

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3. Tone-Yau Huang (p. 43)
Second-order parametric free duality models for minimax fractional programming in complex spaces[Fri-B-5C] Regular Session (chair: Zhibin Deng)
1. Syuuji Yamada (p. 181)
♦ A parametric optimization algorithm for a quadratic reverse convex programming problem
2. Zheng Zhang (p. 190)
The optimality conditions for qusasiconvex multiobjective optimization problems
3. Zhibin Deng*, Cheng Lu, Jing Zhou, and Xiaoling Guo (p. 20)
A sensitive-eigenvector based global algorithm for quadratically constrained
quadratic programming[Fri-B-5D] Regular Session (chair: Samir Kumar Neogy)
1. Yousuke Araya (p. 5)
Conjugate duality in set optimization via nonlinear scalarization
2. Shaoyan Guo*, Huifu Xu, and Liwei Zhang (p. 31)
Convergence analysis for mathematical programs with distributionally robust
chance constraint
3. Samir Kumar Neogy (p. 123)
The class of fully semimonotone matrices in linear complementarity theory[Fri-B-5E] Regular Session (chair: Xian-Jun Long)
1. Kazuho Sasaki* and Shunsuke Hayashi (p. 138)
Solving mixed integer linear semi-infinite programming problems using branchand-bound method
2. Pushkar Jaisawal* and Vivek Laha (p. 48)
On nonsmooth semi-infinite optimization involving generalized convexity
3. Xian-Jun Long*, Li-Ping Tang, and Jian-Wen Peng (p. 105)
Optimality conditions for semi-infinite programming problems under relaxed
quasiconvexity assumptions[Fri-B-5F] Regular Session (chair: Dorothy Kam Hin Chung)
1. Wen-Lin Chiou* and Chih-Ru Hsiao (p. 15)
On the optimal allocation of the costs of maintaining the components of asystem
2. Yu-Liang Lin, Ming-Jong Yao*, and Shu-Cherng Fang (p. 184)
The joint replenishment problem under cycle time constraints
3. Dorothy Kam Hin Chung* and Cedric Ka Fai Yiu (p. 17)
Sparse graphical time series models

xxxiiiAugust 30 (Friday), Afternoon

Time Room 5A Room 5B Room 5C Room 5D Room 5E Room 5F
13:35 Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
14:50 (Fri-C-5A) (Fri-C-5B) (Fri-C-5C) (Fri-C-5D) (Fri-C-5E) (Fri-C-5F)
15:05 Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
16:45 (Fri-D-5A) (Fri-D-5B) (Fri-D-5C) (Fri-D-5D) (Fri-D-5E) (Fri-D-5F)[Fri-C-5A] Regular Session (chair: Toshiharu Kawasaki)
1. Kengo Kasahara* and Yasunori Kimura (p. 58)
Iterative sequences for multiple resolvent operators on a geodesic space
2. Jenjira Puiwong* and Satit Saejung (p. 134)
On the successive approximation of fixed points of quasi-firmly type nonexpansive mappings
3. Toshiharu Kawasaki (p. 61)♦ Some convergence theorems for new mappings in a Banach space[Fri-C-5B] Regular Session (chair: Jen-Yen Lin)
1. Yu Ogasawara, Yuto Hisano, and Masamichi Kon* (p. 82)♦ Comparing two clustering methods for interval-valued data
2. Jingyue Zhou, Ye Tian*, and Jian Luo (p. 160)
A novel non-kernel quadratic surface support vector machine based on optimal margin distribution
3. Jen-Yen Lin (p. 100)
A study on supply chain with technology choices[Fri-C-5C] Regular Session (chair: Shun-Chin Ho)
1. Ming Huang (p. 40)
The VU decomposition scheme of convex functionals on Hilbert space
2. Wiyada Kumam*, Habib ur Rehman, and Poom Kumam (p. 87)
The extragradient algorithm with inertial effects extended to equilibrium
problems
3. Shun-Chin Ho (p. 35)
Saddle point criteria on nonsmooth minimax fractional programming involving exponential (p, r)-invex functions[Fri-C-5D] Regular Session (chair: Lei Wang)
1. Zhuoxuan Jiang*, Xinyuan Zhao, and Chao Ding (p. 50)
A proximal DC approach for solving quadratic assignment problems
2. Yuki Kimura* and Masakazu Muramatsu (p. 76)
A 2-approximation algorithm for minimum knapsack problem with single
continuous variablexxxiv

3. Lei Wang* and Min Fang (p. 164)
Robust optimization model for uncertain multi-objective linear programs[Fri-C-5E] Regular Session (chair: Yue Lu)
1. Yoshiyuki Sekiguchi (p. 142)
♦ Perturbation analysis of semidefinite programs
2. Yuzhu Wang*, Akihiro Tanaka, and Akiko Yoshise (p. 168)
Polyhedral approximations of the semidefinite cone and their applications
3. Yue Lu* and Jein-Shan Chen (p. 107)
Smooth analysis on cone function associated with ellipsoidal cone
[Fri-C-5F] Regular Session (chair: Lei Wang)
1. Qi-Qing Song (p. 149)
Essential Stability of fixed points and simplex labelling for Nash equilibria
2. Yusa Matsuda (p. 111)
A best response for a directed network formation game under attack
3. Lei Wang (p. 163)
Identification for microbial fermentation in continuous culture via quantitative approach of biological robustness[Fri-D-5A] Regular Session (chair: Ferdinard Udochukwu Ogbuisi)
1. Rapeepan Kraikaew* and Satit Saejung (p. 84)
A note on split feasibility problems without prior information of operator
norms
2. Yasunori Kimura and Sota Naiki* (p. 117)The CQ projection method and equilibrium problems in Hadamard spaces
3. Ferdinard Udochukwu Ogbuisi (p. 129)
On inertial type iterative algorithm for extended split equality variational
inclusion and fixed point problems[Fri-D-5B] Regular Session (chair: Daishi Kuroiwa)
1. Benjamin Weißing (p. 170)
Duality for polyhedral projection problems
2. Anurag Jayswal (p. 49)
Nonsmooth vector variational inequalities involving convexificators on Hadamard
manifolds
3. Liguo Jiao, Jae Hyoung Lee*, and Nithirat Sisarat (p. 93)
Multicriteria convex polynomial optimization and semidefinite programming
relaxations
4. Daishi Kuroiwa (p. 88)♦ A linear scalarization and prefered solutions for set optimization

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[Fri-D-5C] Regular Session (chair: Poom Kumam)
1. Masaru Ito* and Mituhiro Fukuda (p. 46)
A nearly optimal first order method for convex optimization with an adaption
to Hölderian error bound condition
2. Tianxiang Liu*, I. Markovsky, T. K. Pong, and A. Takeda (p. 102)
A hybrid penalty method for a class of optimization problems with multiple
rank constraints
3. A. M. Awwal, Poom Kumam*, and A. B. Abubakar (p. 86)♦ A modified conjugate gradient method for monotone nonlinear equations
with convex constraints[Fri-D-5D] Regular Session (chair: Bo Wen)
1. Song Wang (p. 166)
Interior penalty method for discretized complementarity problems in financial
engineering
2. Aliyu Muhammed Awwal* and Poom Kumam (p. 7)
Iterative algorithm with structured diagonal Hessian approximation for solving nonlinear least squares problems
3. Hiroaki Nishio*, S. Nakayama, Y. Narushima, and H. Yabe (p. 126)
Global convergence of an active-set memoryless quasi-Newton method basedon spectral-scaling Broyden family for bound constrained optimization
4. Bo Wen (p. 171)
Proximal gradient algorithm with extrapolation for nonsmooth optimization
problems[Fri-D-5E] Regular Session (chair: Li-Zhi Liao)
1. Chien-Hao Huang, Jein-Shan Chen, and Yu-Lin Chang* (p. 11)
The P -class and Q-class functions on symmetric cones
2. Sangho Kum (p. 85)
Divergences on symmetric cones and medians
3. Liangshao Hou, Li-Zhi Liao*, Xun Qian, and Jie Sun (p. 98)
Interior point continuous trajectories for convex programming[Fri-D-5F] Regular Session (chair: Yi An)
1. Shinya Yoshida*, Y. Yun, H. Nakayama, and M. Yoon (p. 185)
On selecting hyper-parameters in RBF networks
2. Yeunkyung Kim*, Y. Yun, M. Yoon, and H. Nakayama (p. 73)
Analysis for diabetes using graphical lasso
3. Delin Chu (p. 16)
A new algorithm for orthogonal low rank approximation of tensors
4. Xing Hu, Yi An*, and Cheng Shao (p. 2)
A semantic segmentation method of panoramic images based on the distorted
DeepLab V3+

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August 31 (Saturday), Morning

Time Room 5A
Room 5B
9:15 Distinguished Distinguished(Sat-A-5B)
11:00 (Sat-A-5A)
Room 5P
11:20
Closing Ceremony
11:40[Sat-A-5A] Distinguished Lecture (chair: Ngai-Ching Wong)
1. Hong-Kun Xu (p. 177)
♦ The Krasnoselskii-Mann iterative method revisited
2. Nobusumi Sagara (p. 137)
♦ Optimality conditions for nonconvex variational problems with integral
constraints in Banach spaces[Sat-A-5B] Distinguished Lecture (chair: Do Sang Kim)
1. Takayuki Okuno*, A. Takeda, A. Kawana, and M. Watanabe (p. 130)
A bilevel approach to `q hyperparameter optimization
2. B. F. Lourenço, Masakazu Muramatsu*, and T. Tsuchiya (p. 114)
Solving SDP completely with an interior point oracle
3. Yuzhu Wang, Shinichi Kanoh, and Akiko Yoshise* (p. 186)
Two approaches for solving hard conic optimization problems

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