ON WELL-POSEDNESS OF THE MULTIOBJECTIVE GENERALIZED GAME

§1　IntroductionHadamard type well-posedness and Tikhonov type well-posedness are two main typesof concepts of well-posedness. At the beginning of last century,Hadamard firstintroduced the concept of well-posedness in study of optimal problem. Hadamard typewell-posedness of a problem means the continuous dependence of the solution on the dataof such problem. Later,Tikhonov introduced another concept of well-posedness.Tikhonov type well-posedness deals with the behavior ofa prescribed class …     

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