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1998
Here we deal with some properties of set-valued mappings. These properties will be applied in our further considerations. The notion of a setvalued mapping is a generalization (in a certain sense) of the notion of an ordinary mapping. First, let us recall that a set-valued mapping (or a multi-valued mapping, or a multi-valued function) is a mapping of ...
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Here we deal with some properties of set-valued mappings. These properties will be applied in our further considerations. The notion of a setvalued mapping is a generalization (in a certain sense) of the notion of an ordinary mapping. First, let us recall that a set-valued mapping (or a multi-valued mapping, or a multi-valued function) is a mapping of ...
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2008
In robust control theory, an uncertain dynamical system is described by a set of models rather than a single model. For example, a system with an unknown parameter generates a set of models, one for each possible value of the parameter; likewise for a system with an unknown disturbance (which can be a function of time as well as state variables and ...
Randy A. Freeman, Petar Kokotović
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In robust control theory, an uncertain dynamical system is described by a set of models rather than a single model. For example, a system with an unknown parameter generates a set of models, one for each possible value of the parameter; likewise for a system with an unknown disturbance (which can be a function of time as well as state variables and ...
Randy A. Freeman, Petar Kokotović
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A Note on Quasiconvex Set-Valued Maps
OPSEARCH, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Lalitha, C. S., Davar, Sonia
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Convexity Criteria for Set-Valued Maps
Set-Valued Analysis, 1997The paper gives necessary and sufficient conditions for a set-valued function \(F\) between Banach spaces \(X\) and \(Y\) to be convex with respect to a convex cone \(K\subset Y\), i.e., to satisfy \[ tF(x_1)+ (1-t)F(x_2)\subset\text{cl}(F(tx_1+ (1-t)x_2)),\quad x_1,x_2\in X,\quad t\in[0,1].
Pham Huu Sach, Nguyen Dong Yen
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Fuzzy integrals of set-valued mappings and fuzzy mappings
Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 1995In this paper, the fuzzy integral is generalized to the case where the integrand can be a set-valued mapping or, even more, a fuzzy mapping. Fatou's lemma and Lebesgue's convergence theorem for sequences of such kind of fuzzy integrals are also discussed.
Deli Zhang, Caimei Guo
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2009
We shall gather in this chapter some of the results dealing with set-valued maps that we shall need. Only the properties of upper semicontinuous set-valued maps and, among them, the Convergence Theorem 2.4.4, and some notions on the set-valued analogues of continuous linear operators, the closed convex processes are required in the short term.
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We shall gather in this chapter some of the results dealing with set-valued maps that we shall need. Only the properties of upper semicontinuous set-valued maps and, among them, the Convergence Theorem 2.4.4, and some notions on the set-valued analogues of continuous linear operators, the closed convex processes are required in the short term.
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Approximation of continuous set-valued maps by constant set-valued maps with image balls
Mathematical Notes, 2007M. S. Nikolskii showed in 1990 that a continuous set-valued map with compact convex images was uniformly approximated in the Hausdorff metric by constant set-valued maps with convex images. In this paper the authors show that the problem of the best uniform approximation in the Hausdorff metric of a continuous set-valued map with finite-dimensional ...
Dudov, S. I., Konoplev, A. B.
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Weak and Strong Subgradients of Set-Valued Maps
Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 2011The authors consider set-valued optimization problems and introduce a new so-called strong subgradient of a set-valued map. Then, they compare this new concept with the well-known weak subgradient and provide sufficient conditions for the existence of these both types of subgradients. Finally, several optimality conditions are discussed.
Elvira Hernández +1 more
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Cosmically Lipschitz Set-Valued Mappings
Set-Valued Analysis, 2002In view of applications to necessary optimality conditions in optimal control, to the theory of Hamilton-Jacobi equations and to invariant sets for differential inclusions, the author proves a large number of results (some 9 theorems, 6 propositions and 8 lemmas) concerning, mainly, the so-called ``cosmic Lipschitzianity'' of set-valued mappings ...
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On pseudomonotone set-valued mappings
Nonlinear Analysis: Theory, Methods & Applications, 2008A common generalization of the algebraic and topological pseudomonotonicity for set-valued mappings in topological vector spaces is introduced. Existence results for variational inequalities governed by such maps are given.
Inoan, D., Kolumbán, J.
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