Calculus of directional subdifferentials and coderivatives in Banach spaces
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The authors provide a quite complete study on directional versions of Mordukhovich nonsmooth constructions in general Banach spaces. More precisely, the objects of investigations are normal cones to nonsmooth sets, coderivatives of set-valued mappings, and subdifferentials of extended-real-valued functions, for which characterizations, basic properties and calculus rules are provided. Upper estimates of the directional Mordukhovich subdifferentials and singular subdifferentials of marginal functions are derived as applications. Some examples illustrate the theoretical results.
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