Strong unicity and alternation for linear optimization
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We consider linear semi-infinite optimization problems and prove characterizations for strong unicity. One of these is a weak alternation property. This result suggests to introduce regular strong unicity, which is equivalent to a stronger alternation property. The theorems are used in order to prove a Haar-type theorem for linear optimization problems. An application to best Chebyshev approximation is given.
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