2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2005.01.003
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On the stability of closed-convex-valued mappings and the associated boundaries

Abstract: This paper deals with the stability properties of those set-valued mappings from locally metrizable spaces to Euclidean spaces for which the images are the convex hull of their boundaries (i.e., they are closed convex sets not containing a halfspace). Examples of this class of mappings are the feasible set and the optimal set of convex optimization problems, and the solution set of convex systems, when the data are subject to perturbations. More in detail, we associate with the given set-valued mapping its cor… Show more

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“…The next result characterizes the usc property of F provided the decision space X is locally compact, in which case X is …nite dimensional and, so, isomorphic to R n ([34, §15.7 (1)]). The su¢ cient part is totally general and its proof is a straightforward consequence of statement (iii) in [22,Lemma 2]. For j = 6; 7; this result generalizes the corresponding ones in [21] and [44] because we consider here a …xed set constraint C 0 R n and extended constraint functions f t ; t 2 T: Theorem 7.4.…”
Section: Upper Semicontinuity In Rmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…The next result characterizes the usc property of F provided the decision space X is locally compact, in which case X is …nite dimensional and, so, isomorphic to R n ([34, §15.7 (1)]). The su¢ cient part is totally general and its proof is a straightforward consequence of statement (iii) in [22,Lemma 2]. For j = 6; 7; this result generalizes the corresponding ones in [21] and [44] because we consider here a …xed set constraint C 0 R n and extended constraint functions f t ; t 2 T: Theorem 7.4.…”
Section: Upper Semicontinuity In Rmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…In particular, taking A = bd F we get the direct statement of Proposition 1 in [5], whose corresponding converse statement establishes that, if F = conv bd F is lsc and closed at y 0 ∈ dom F, then bd F is also lsc at y 0 . The next two results are counterparts of this converse statement for rbd F and extr F (instead of bd F).…”
Section: Lower Semicontinuitymentioning
confidence: 83%
“…The following result (Lemma 2 in [5]), which establishes the relationships between M and M ρ , will be useful in the next sections.…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The statement of the following well-known result (see, e.g., The next result is Lemma 2(iii) in [13].…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 92%