On methods for converting exhausters of positively homogeneous functions
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- Characteristic properties of primal exhausters for various classes of positively homogeneous functions
- Reducing exhausters
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Cites work
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- Exhausters and subdifferentials in non-smooth analysis
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- Exhausters, optimality conditions and related problems
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- On Fréchet subdifferentials
- On minimal representations by a family of sublinear functions
- Optimality conditions in terms of upper and lower exhausters
- Proper exhausters and coexhausters in nonsmooth analysis
- Reducing exhausters
- Reduction of finite exhausters
- Relationships between upper exhausters and the basic subdifferential in variational analysis
Cited in
(12)- Saddle representations of positively homogeneous functions by linear functions
- On the conjecture by Demyanov-Ryabova in converting finite exhausters
- On reduction of exhausters via a support function representation
- Geometric conditions of reduction of exhausters
- Optimality conditions for an exhausterable function on an exhausterable set
- Characteristic properties of primal exhausters for various classes of positively homogeneous functions
- Positively homogeneous functions revisited
- Minimal convex majorants of functions and Demyanov-Rubinov exhaustive super(sub)differentials
- Analytical representation of concave and quasiconcave homogeneous functions
- Method of converting exhausters of continuous positively homogeneous functions
- Exhausters, coexhausters and converters in nonsmooth analysis
- Minimally fine exhausters
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