Asymptotic linearity and Hadamard differentiability (Q435890)

The author introduces some variants of asymptotic linearity which correspond to Hadamard and weak Hadamard differentiability of its inversion at zero. In particular, he proves that a mapping \(M:X\to Y\) between Banach spaces is \(H\)-asymptotically linear if and only if its inversion \(M^*:X\to Y\) is Hadamard differentiable at 0. In this case, \(M'(\infty)=(M^*)'(0)\). It is also proved that, if \(M^*\) is \(w\)-\(H\)-differentiable at 0, then \(M\) is \(w\)-\(H\)-asymptotically linear with \(M'(\infty)=(M^*)'(0)\). Moreover, if \(X\) is reflexive, then \(w\)-\(H\)-asymptotical linearity is equivalent to \(w\)-\(H\)-differentiability at 0. The author also provides suitable examples which show that neither \(H\)-asymptotic linearity nor \(w\)-\(H\)-asymptotic linearity implies asymptotic linearity. Another example provided by the author emphasizes that \(H\)-asymptotic linearity and \(w\)-\(H\)-asymptotic linearity are distinct notions.