
arXiv: 2307.15389
The notions and certain fundamental characteristics of the proximal and limiting normal cones with respect to a set are first presented in this paper. We present the ideas of the limiting coderivative and subdifferential with respect to a set of multifunctions and singleton mappings, respectively, based on these normal cones. The necessary and sufficient conditions for the Aubin property with respect to a set of multifunctions are then described by using the limiting coderivative with respect to a set. As a result of the limiting subdifferential with respect to a set, we offer the requisite optimality criteria for local solutions to optimization problems. In addition, we also provide examples to demonstrate the outcomes.
normal cone with respect to a set, optimality condition, subdifferential with respect to a set, Aubin property with respect to a set, Numerical Analysis (math.NA), coderivative with respect to a set, Nonlinear programming, Optimization and Control (math.OC), Sensitivity, stability, parametric optimization, FOS: Mathematics, 49J53, 90C30, 90C31, Mathematics - Numerical Analysis, Mathematics - Optimization and Control, Set-valued and variational analysis
normal cone with respect to a set, optimality condition, subdifferential with respect to a set, Aubin property with respect to a set, Numerical Analysis (math.NA), coderivative with respect to a set, Nonlinear programming, Optimization and Control (math.OC), Sensitivity, stability, parametric optimization, FOS: Mathematics, 49J53, 90C30, 90C31, Mathematics - Numerical Analysis, Mathematics - Optimization and Control, Set-valued and variational analysis
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