K-subadditive and K-superadditive set-valued functions bounded on ``large sets
The authors study the concepts of \(K\)-subadditive and \(K\)-superadditive set-valued functions bounded on ``large sets. In particular, it is proved that every \(K\)-subadditive set-valued map is weakly \(K\)-upper bounded on a ``large set (e.g., not null-finite, not Haar-null or not a Haar-meager set). Furthermore, it is proved that any \(K\)-superadditive set-valued map is \(K\)-lower bounded on a ``large set, is locally \(K\)-lower bounded and locally weakly \(K\)-upper bounded at every point of its domain. Examples are provided to support some of the obtained results.
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