Random multifunctions as set minimizers of infinitely many differentiable random functions
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Abstract: Under mild assumptions, we prove that any random multifunction can be represented as the set of minimizers of an infinitely many differentiable normal integrand, which preserves the convexity of the random multifunction. We provide several applications of this result to the approximation of random multifunctions and integrands. The paper ends with a characterization of the set of integrable selections of a measurable multifunction as the set of minimizers of an infinitely many differentiable integral function.
Under strong hypotheses, the authors establish representations for some random multifunctions as countable minimizers by the differentiable random functions. Reviewer's remark: In our opinion, the hypotheses of separabiliy for the Hilbert space $H$, for $X$ to be a separable Banach space and for the punctual pseudo-norm-weak upper semicontinuity can be enlarged.
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