Patrizia Daniele, Associate Professor of Operational Research, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Catania, Italy

'Since the extraordinary impact of networks is self-evident today both in the field of telecommunications and transportation as well as in the field of economic and financial equilibria, the scientific work carried out by Patrizia Daniele appears as an outstanding resource. The author employs with uncommon competence mathematical topics that are at the forefront of the science, while at the same time enabling the reader to understand the matter treated without any difficulty. Moreover the reader is fascinated by the clarity, depth and soundness with which the evolutionary equilibria problems are studied and by the original efficient computational procedures which allow for the solving of many significant examples and concrete problems. Without any doubt the book represents a shining light and a necessary tool for scholars of pure and applied mathematics, for economists and engineers as well as for practitioners, general managers and managing directors.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction 2. The Traffic Equilibrium Problem 3. Evolutionary Spatial Price Equilibrium 4. The Evolutionary Financial Model 5. Projected Dynamical Systems A. Definitions and Properties B. Weak Convergence C. Generalized Derivatives D. Variational Inequalities E. Quasi-Variational Inequalities F. Infinite Dimensional Duality Bibliography Index

Patrizia Daniele, Associate Professor of Operational Research, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Catania, Italy

'Since the extraordinary impact of networks is self-evident today both in the field of telecommunications and transportation as well as in the field of economic and financial equilibria, the scientific work carried out by Patrizia Daniele appears as an outstanding resource. The author employs with uncommon competence mathematical topics that are at the forefront of the science, while at the same time enabling the reader to understand the matter treated without any difficulty. Moreover the reader is fascinated by the clarity, depth and soundness with which the evolutionary equilibria problems are studied and by the original efficient computational procedures which allow for the solving of many significant examples and concrete problems. Without any doubt the book represents a shining light and a necessary tool for scholars of pure and applied mathematics, for economists and engineers as well as for practitioners, general managers and managing directors.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction 2. The Traffic Equilibrium Problem 3. Evolutionary Spatial Price Equilibrium 4. The Evolutionary Financial Model 5. Projected Dynamical Systems A. Definitions and Properties B. Weak Convergence C. Generalized Derivatives D. Variational Inequalities E. Quasi-Variational Inequalities F. Infinite Dimensional Duality Bibliography Index

Patrizia Daniele, Associate Professor of Operational Research, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Catania, Italy

'Since the extraordinary impact of networks is self-evident today both in the field of telecommunications and transportation as well as in the field of economic and financial equilibria, the scientific work carried out by Patrizia Daniele appears as an outstanding resource. The author employs with uncommon competence mathematical topics that are at the forefront of the science, while at the same time enabling the reader to understand the matter treated without any difficulty. Moreover the reader is fascinated by the clarity, depth and soundness with which the evolutionary equilibria problems are studied and by the original efficient computational procedures which allow for the solving of many significant examples and concrete problems. Without any doubt the book represents a shining light and a necessary tool for scholars of pure and applied mathematics, for economists and engineers as well as for practitioners, general managers and managing directors.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction 2. The Traffic Equilibrium Problem 3. Evolutionary Spatial Price Equilibrium 4. The Evolutionary Financial Model 5. Projected Dynamical Systems A. Definitions and Properties B. Weak Convergence C. Generalized Derivatives D. Variational Inequalities E. Quasi-Variational Inequalities F. Infinite Dimensional Duality Bibliography Index