1992
DOI: 10.1080/02331939208843857
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Lagrange multiplers for pareto nonsmooth programming problems in banach spaces

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“…Then a necessary condition for x to be an · -solution of is that there exist λ ∈ 0 ∞ and y * ∈ S * z * ∈ Z * not both zero such that 0 ∈ λ∂ f x +∂ y * • G x +∂ z * • H x y * G x = 0 For exact optimal solutions ( = 0), a similar result was obtained in [24,26] for the case where Y is a finite-dimensional space (say, Y = n and S = n + , and in [1,6] for Ioffe's approximate subdifferential. Note that in general, the limiting Fréchet subdifferential is smaller than the approximate subdifferential.…”
Section: Application To Optimality Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…Then a necessary condition for x to be an · -solution of is that there exist λ ∈ 0 ∞ and y * ∈ S * z * ∈ Z * not both zero such that 0 ∈ λ∂ f x +∂ y * • G x +∂ z * • H x y * G x = 0 For exact optimal solutions ( = 0), a similar result was obtained in [24,26] for the case where Y is a finite-dimensional space (say, Y = n and S = n + , and in [1,6] for Ioffe's approximate subdifferential. Note that in general, the limiting Fréchet subdifferential is smaller than the approximate subdifferential.…”
Section: Application To Optimality Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…The corresponding results in Banach spaces for weak and/or Pareto optimality are given in [6], [16] and [19]. A more general formulation is given in [7]. Some special cases with proper Pareto optimality are considered in [4].…”
Section: Necessary Conditions For Normal Vectorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For functions with finite-dimensional codomains, the problem has been studied by Clarke [3], Craven [5], Minami [13], Reiland [22], Bhatia and Jain [1], Lee [11], Giorgi and Guerraggio [7], Liu [12], Mishra [14], Mishra and Mukherjee [16], Kim [10], and others. The infinite-dimensional case was considered by El Abdouni and Thibault [6], Coladas et al [4], and by Brandao et al [2]. Brandao et al [2] studied multiobjective mathematical programming with nondifferentiable strongly compact Lipschitz functions defined on general Banach spaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%