Fixed-Time Convergence of Time-Varying Neurodynamic Systems for Mixed Variational Inequalities

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Autores principales: Khan, Vajahat Karim, Varshney, Vijendra Kumar, Ahmad, Md. Kalimuddin
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Publicado: 2026
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author Khan, Vajahat Karim
Varshney, Vijendra Kumar
Ahmad, Md. Kalimuddin
author_facet Khan, Vajahat Karim
Varshney, Vijendra Kumar
Ahmad, Md. Kalimuddin
contents This paper proposes novel fixed-time (FXT) convergent neurodynamic approaches for solving mixed variational inequality problems (MVIs). A class of first-order proximal neurodynamic models (PNMs), including time-varying proximal neurodynamic models (TVPNMs), is developed to guarantee FXT convergence to the solution of MVIs from arbitrary initial conditions. Rigorous convergence and stability analyses are established under the assumptions of strong pseudomonotonicity and Lipschitz continuity, using Lyapunov stability theory. The proposed methods exhibit FXT convergence from any initial point, with convergence speed significantly enhanced through the strategic design of time-varying coefficients. Explicit upper bounds on the settling time are derived for the time-varying neurodynamic models. In addition, the robustness of the proposed approaches against bounded noise disturbances is analyzed. The applicability of the proposed framework is further demonstrated for composite optimization problems and minimax optimization problems. Also, numerical examples are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness and convergence behavior of the proposed methods.
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spellingShingle Fixed-Time Convergence of Time-Varying Neurodynamic Systems for Mixed Variational Inequalities
Khan, Vajahat Karim
Varshney, Vijendra Kumar
Ahmad, Md. Kalimuddin
Optimization and Control
Dynamical Systems
This paper proposes novel fixed-time (FXT) convergent neurodynamic approaches for solving mixed variational inequality problems (MVIs). A class of first-order proximal neurodynamic models (PNMs), including time-varying proximal neurodynamic models (TVPNMs), is developed to guarantee FXT convergence to the solution of MVIs from arbitrary initial conditions. Rigorous convergence and stability analyses are established under the assumptions of strong pseudomonotonicity and Lipschitz continuity, using Lyapunov stability theory. The proposed methods exhibit FXT convergence from any initial point, with convergence speed significantly enhanced through the strategic design of time-varying coefficients. Explicit upper bounds on the settling time are derived for the time-varying neurodynamic models. In addition, the robustness of the proposed approaches against bounded noise disturbances is analyzed. The applicability of the proposed framework is further demonstrated for composite optimization problems and minimax optimization problems. Also, numerical examples are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness and convergence behavior of the proposed methods.
title Fixed-Time Convergence of Time-Varying Neurodynamic Systems for Mixed Variational Inequalities
topic Optimization and Control
Dynamical Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.00002