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Perturbation analysis of singular semidefinite programs and its applications to control problems
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    Perturbation analysis of singular semidefinite programs and its applications to control problems (English)
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    20 May 2021
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    The behaviour of a decision-maker under uncertainty and under risk aversion is studied. The influence of a newly introduced concept of multidimensional ``compensated risk aversion'' on the behaviour of the decision-maker is investigated. The authors develop the comparative risk aversion analysis [\textit{J. W. Pratt}, Econometrica 32, 122--136 (1964; Zbl 0132.13906)] in the multidimensional case. Theoretical results are illustrated by two applications, namely the application to the case of intrinsic aversion and to the case of intertemporal aversion. The results are presented in the main part of the paper for two dimensions and extended to a higher-dimensional case in the Appendix at the end of the paper.
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    semidefinite programming
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    sensitivity
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    facial reduction
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    minimal face
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    H-infinity feedback control problem
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