
doi: 10.1137/0806021
Summary: Necessary and sufficient global optimality conditions are presented for certain non-convex minimization problems subject to inequality constraints that are expressed as the pointwise minimum and sublinear (MSL) functions. A generalized Farkas lemma for inequality systems with MSL functions plays a crucial role in presenting the conditions in dual forms. Applications to certain multiplicative sublinear programming problems and fractional programming problems are also given.
Programming in abstract spaces, non-convex minimization, global optimality conditions, Nonlinear programming, generalized Farkas lemma, Nonsmooth analysis, Fractional programming, \(\varepsilon\)-subdifferential
Programming in abstract spaces, non-convex minimization, global optimality conditions, Nonlinear programming, generalized Farkas lemma, Nonsmooth analysis, Fractional programming, \(\varepsilon\)-subdifferential
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