Duality gaps in semi-infinite linear programming—an approximation problem

From MaRDI portal
Publication:3895225

DOI10.1007/BF01589340zbMath0448.90037MaRDI QIDQ3895225

Dennis F. Karney

Publication date: 1981

Published in: Mathematical Programming (Search for Journal in Brave)




Related Items

On the relationship between the discrete and continuous bounding moment problems and their numerical solutions, Optimal value function in semi-infinite programming, Distributionally robust optimization with matrix moment constraints: Lagrange duality and cutting plane methods, A theory of linear inequality systems, The Slater Conundrum: Duality and Pricing in Infinite-Dimensional Optimization, Linear inequalities in mathematical programming and pattern recognition, Geometric fundamentals of the simplex method in semi-infinite programming, On the sufficiency of finite support duals in semi-infinite linear programming, Uniform duality in semi-infinite convex optimization, Inverse optimization in semi-infinite linear programs, Clark's theorem for semi-infinite convex programs, Reduction and Discrete Approximation in Linear Semi-Infinite Programming, A pathological semi-infinite program verifying Karlovitz's conjecture, Duality in infinite dimensional linear programming, A duality theorem for semi-infinite convex programs and their finite subprograms, Strong duality and sensitivity analysis in semi-infinite linear programming, Infinite linear programming and online searching with turn cost, A purification algorithm for semi-infinite programming, Limiting Lagrangians: A primal approach, The set of target vectors in a semi-infinite linear program with a duality gap, On duality in semi-infinite programming and existence theorems for linear inequalities, Optimality conditions and duality for semi-infinite programming involving B-arcwise connected functions, Projection: A Unified Approach to Semi-Infinite Linear Programs and Duality in Convex Programming, Inequality systems and minimax theorems, Convex infinite horizon programs



Cites Work