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Constrained extremum problems with infinite dimensional image. Selection and saddle point

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The paper deals with Image Space Analysis for constrained extremum problems having infinite dimensional image. It is shown that the introduction of selection for point- to-set maps and of quasi-multipliers allows one to establish sufficient optimality conditions for problems, where the classic ones fail.

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Madani, K., Mastroeni, G. & Moldovan, A. Constrained extremum problems with infinite dimensional image. Selection and saddle point. J Glob Optim 40, 197–208 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10898-007-9187-4

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