The extremal principle and its applications to optimization and economics
By Boris S. Mordukhovich. 2001
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Subfields: Computational Theory and Mathematics, Economics and Econometrics, Mathematical Physics
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- On Fréchet Subdifferentials (2003, background): “It characterizes the mutual arrangement of sets in space and represents a rather general notion of extremality: some (locally) extremal system corresponds to a (local) solution of any optimization problem (see various examples in [52, 62, 67] and the recent survey [71]).”
- Metric Inequality, Subdifferential Calculus and Applications (2001, unknown): “, in [31] under the sequentially normal compactness presented above.”
- About Regularity of Collections of Sets (2006, background): “This result currently known as the extremal principle has been applied to investigating different optimization problems (see [22,23]).”