
doi: 10.1007/bfb0121136
This paper is concerned with first-order optimality conditions for nonsmooth extremal problems. The author first studies positively homogeneous functions (differences of sublinear functions) which are used later in local approximations and difference convex domains. A theorem stating a necessary and sufficient condition for a positively homogeneous function \(\phi\) to belong to the linear space of difference sublinear functions on \(E_ n\) is proved. Furthermore it is proved that every closed cone C is associated with a difference sublinear function \(\phi\) such that \(C=\{x| \phi (x)\leq 0\}\). After some further remarks on quasidifferentiable functions and approximations using difference sublinear functions the last section concerns first-order optimality conditions and the theory of quasidifferential calculus developed earlier.
nonsmooth extremal problems, quasidifferentiable functions, Nonlinear programming, difference sublinear functions, Nonsmooth analysis, Continuity and differentiation questions, difference convex domains, Optimality conditions for free problems in two or more independent variables, positively homogeneous functions, first-order optimality conditions
nonsmooth extremal problems, quasidifferentiable functions, Nonlinear programming, difference sublinear functions, Nonsmooth analysis, Continuity and differentiation questions, difference convex domains, Optimality conditions for free problems in two or more independent variables, positively homogeneous functions, first-order optimality conditions
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