scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2196501

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The author provides necessary optimality conditions for the solutions of general optimization problems with geometric and operator constraints according to \[ f(x)\Rightarrow\min,\quad\text{s.t. }G(x)\in B,\;x\in A, \] where \(f: X\to\mathbb{R}\) is a locally Lipschitz function on the Asplund space \(X\), \(G: X\to Y\) is a continuous function between the Asplund spaces \(X\) and \(Y\), \(A\subset X\) and \(B\subset Y\) are nonempty closed sets. The approach bases on calculus rules for the Fréchet subdifferential mapping \(\partial f\) and the coderivative \(D^*G\) and especially on the representation of the Fréchet normal cone \(N_C\) to the feasible set \(C=\{x\in A\mid G(x)\in B\}\) by means of the normal cones to the sets \(A\) and \(B\). In the first main theorem it is shown that -- assuming a generalized constraint qualification -- for a local solution \(\overline x\in C\) there exist \(z^*\in N_A(\overline x)\) and \(y^*\in N_B(G(\overline x))\) such that \[ 0\in\partial f(\overline x)+ D^* G(\overline x)(y^*)+ z^*. \] A similar result is formulated for a suboptimal solution of the optimization problem using a known variational principle of Mordukhovich and Wang. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1063.00012].











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