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  • Continuous Sets and Non-Attaining Fuctionals in Reflexive Banach Spaces
    Variational Analysis and Applications, 2020
    Co-Authors: Emil Ernst, Michel Théra
    Abstract:

    In this paper we prove, in the framework of Reflexive Banach Spaces, that a linear and continuous functional f achieves its supremum on every small e -uniform perturbation of a closed convex set C containing no lines, if and only if f belongs to the norm-interior of the barrier cone of C. This result is applied to prove that every closed convex subset C of a Reflexive Banach Space X which contains no lines is continuous if and only if every small e -uniform perturbation of C does not allow non-attaining linear and continuous functionals. Finally, we define a new class of non-coercive variational inequalities and state a corresponding open problem.

  • Slice-continuous sets in Reflexive Banach Spaces: convex constrained optimization and strict convex separation
    Journal of Functional Analysis, 2005
    Co-Authors: Emil Ernst, Michel Théra, Constantin Zălinescu
    Abstract:

    The concept of continuous set has been used in finite dimension by Gale and Klee and recently by Auslender and Coutat. Here, we introduce the notion of slice-continuous set in a Reflexive Banach Space and we show that the class of such sets can be viewed as a subclass of the class of continuous sets. Further, we prove that every nonconstant real-valued convex and continuous function, which has a global minima, attains its infimum on every nonempty convex and closed subset of a Reflexive Banach Space if and only if its nonempty level sets are slice-continuous. Thereafter, we provide a new separation property for closed convex sets, in terms of slice-continuity, and conclude this article by comments.

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