We consider an inclusion problem governed by a strongly monotone
Lipschitz continuous operator defined on a real Hilbert space. We
list the assumption on the data and recall the existence of a
unique solution to the problem. Then we introduce several Tykhonov
triples, compare them and prove the corresponding well-posedness
results. Moreover, using the approximating sequences generated by
these triples, we obtain various convergence results. In particular,
with a specific choice of the Tykhonov triple, we deduce a criterion
of convergence to the solution of the inclusion. The proofs of our
results are based on arguments of compactness, pseudomonotonicity,
convexity, fixed point and the Mosco convergence of sets.