
The paper concerns the computation of the graphical derivative and the regular (Fréchet) coderivative of the solution map to a class of generalized equations, where the multi-valued term amounts to the regular normal cone to a (possibly nonconvex) set given by $C^2$ inequalities. Instead of the Linear Independence qualification condition, standardly used in this context, one assumes a combination of the Mangasarian-Fromovitz and the Constant Rank qualification conditions. On the basis of the obtained generalized derivatives, new optimality conditions for a class of mathematical programs with equilibrium constrains are derived, and a workable characterization of the isolated calmness of the considered solution map is provided.
ddc:510, parameterized generalized equation, article, 90C31, regular and limiting coderivative, 90C46, 510, mathematical program with equilibrium constraints, Parameterized generalized equation, mathematical program with equilibrium constraint, Nonlinear programming, Parameterized generalized equation -- regular and limiting coderivative -- constant rank CQ -- mathematical program with equilibrium constraint, constant rank CQ, Complementarity and equilibrium problems and variational inequalities (finite dimensions) (aspects of mathematical programming), 49J53
ddc:510, parameterized generalized equation, article, 90C31, regular and limiting coderivative, 90C46, 510, mathematical program with equilibrium constraints, Parameterized generalized equation, mathematical program with equilibrium constraint, Nonlinear programming, Parameterized generalized equation -- regular and limiting coderivative -- constant rank CQ -- mathematical program with equilibrium constraint, constant rank CQ, Complementarity and equilibrium problems and variational inequalities (finite dimensions) (aspects of mathematical programming), 49J53
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