On the Cone Minima and Maxima of Directed Convex Free Disposal Subsets and Applications
Keywords:
Closed convexupward/downwarddirected sets, downward/upwardfree disposal sets, cone-supremum/infimum, cone-maximal/minimal points, strongly maximal/minimal points, vector-valued maps, hypo/epi-graphical level sets, semi-continuity, regularizations, extended ra dial epi-derivatives, global optimality conditions, strong Pareto optimums, differentiable quasi convex optimizationAbstract
We first present new existence theorems of cone-supremum/infimum for directed convex and/or free disposal subsets in their closure. Then, we provide various conditions through which this kind of subsets admits a cone-maximum/minimum point, the so-called strongly maximal/minimal or ideal efficient points with respect to a cone. Next, we present a unifying result on the existence of these remarkable points, which we apply to extend, improve and unify the existence of an ideal efficient point for hypo/epi-graphical level sets of a given vector-valued function recently considered in [2, 3, 5]. A global set-valued analysis on the hypo/epi-profile
mappings for general vector-valued maps is also presented. As a consequence, we extend the regularizations and radial epi-derivatives of [5, 13] and, henceforth, obtain optimality conditions for global strong Pareto optimums of non-convex nondifferentiable extended vector-valued maps under different assumptions on the ordering cone and the topology of the target space, improving
and generalizing the classic global optimality conditions of quasi-convex differentiable extended real-valued functions.
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