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Characterizations of interiors of feasible and infeasible data instances and feasibility for conic linear programming

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In this paper, we present simple proofs for the main results that appear in Nunez (Math Program 91:375–390, 2002) using a lemma in Freund and Vera (Math Program 86:225–260, 1999) for conic linear programming. Connections between interiors and boundaries of feasible and infeasible data instances and weak and strong feasibilities of a conic linear programming primal-dual pair are made.

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Zhang, Q. Characterizations of interiors of feasible and infeasible data instances and feasibility for conic linear programming. Optim Lett 4, 439–447 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11590-009-0171-4

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