Theory of vector optimization
Since the fifties vector optimization has become a mathematical discipline and today we witness an increasing development of this field with a large number of results and applications. In this book, written by a well-known author in the field mentioned, a systematic study of theoretical aspects of vector optimization with the emphasis on nonconvex problems in infinite-dimensional spaces ordered by convex cones is attempted. The chapters are entitled as follows: (1) analysis over cones; (2) efficient points and vector optimization problems; (3) nonsmooth vector optimization problems; (4) scalarization and stability; (5) duality; (6) structure of optimal solutions sets. Historical and bibliographical comments, almost 220 references, an index and a preface complete this book. The first chapter contains properties of cones with special structures, cone monotonic, cone convex and cone continuous functions as well as remarks on set-valued mappings. - The second chapter deals with partial orders and with the existence of efficient points. Remarks on external stability of the set of efficient points are included too. - In the third chapter contingent derivatives are chosen to produce optimality conditions for vector problems with set-valued data. In the last sections of this chapter the general results obtained are applied to the special case of point-valued Fréchet differentiable functions. - The fourth chapter begins with separation by monotonic functions followed by a number of scalarization results and, using set-valued maps, stability results. - The fifth chapter is devoted to duality theory of vector problems with set-valued objectives in a very general setting. Classical approaches such as Lagrangian and conjugacy concepts as well as axiomatic approaches are dealt with. The last section is of special interest: The equivalence between duality and alternative properties is established and applied to examples working in lattices. - In the sixth chapter conditions for closedness, connectedness or contractibility of efficient point sets are given. The book is written very clearly with full proofs, comments and examples, and so I think that it might be a good background for applications and further developments in vector optimization.
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