Additive selections of superadditive set-valued functions (Q919206): Difference between revisions

A set-valued function F: \(C\to 2^ Y\) is said to be superadditive if \(F(x)+F(y)\subset F(x+y),\) x,y\(\in C\). The author proves that every superadditive set-valued function defined on a cone C with a cone basis in a topological vector space into the family of all compact convex subsets of a locally convex space admits an additive selection.