
doi: 10.1007/bf01584251
We show that a semi-infinite quasi-convex program with certain regularity conditions possesses finitely constrained subprograms with the same optimal value. This result is applied to various problems.
Programming in abstract spaces, semi-infinite quasi-convex program, quasi-differentiable programming, Convex programming, multicriteria programming, abstract programming, direct theorem, existence of finite subprograms, Sensitivity, stability, parametric optimization, duality, Helly-type theorem, finitely many variables, Duality theory (optimization), infinitely constrained programming problems
Programming in abstract spaces, semi-infinite quasi-convex program, quasi-differentiable programming, Convex programming, multicriteria programming, abstract programming, direct theorem, existence of finite subprograms, Sensitivity, stability, parametric optimization, duality, Helly-type theorem, finitely many variables, Duality theory (optimization), infinitely constrained programming problems
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