The systems of an arbitrary number of linear inequal-ities OVer a real locally convex space have been classified in three classes, namely: consistent, weakly inconsistent and strongly inconsistent, i.e. having ordinary solutions, weak solutions or notsolutions respectively. In this paper, the third type is divided in two classes: strict-strongly and quasi-strongly inconsistent and is given a topology over a quotient space of the set of systems over finite- dimension-al spaces, that yields a set of results in accordance with the theorem of classification of such systems, based upon their associated wedges, given in [Go,2]. RESUMEN Los sistemas con un número arbitrario de desigualdades lineales en un espacio real localmente convexo se clasifi
In this paper we present constraint qualifications which completely characterize the Farkas–Minkowsk...
. For a non-Archimedean locally convex space (E; ø ), the finest locally convex topology having the ...
This article extends some results of Cá novas et al. [M.J. Cá novas, M.A. Ló pez, J. Parra, and F.J....
AbstractA system of an arbitrary number of linear inequalities, over a real locally convex space, is...
AbstractA system of an arbitrary number of linear inequalities, over a real locally convex space, is...
In this paper we consider the parameter space of all the linear inequality systems, in the n-dimensi...
The evenly convex hull of a given set is the intersection of all the open halfspaces which contain ...
AbstractLinear systems of an arbitrary number of inequalities provide external representations for t...
This paper deals with systems of an arbitrary (possibly infinite) number of both weak and strict lin...
[[abstract]]We define an irreducible inconsistent system (IIS) such that every one of its proper sub...
AbstractThis paper deals with systems of an arbitrary (possibly infinite) number of both weak and st...
AbstractThis paper provides an extension to linear semiinfinite systems of a well-known property of ...
AbstractLinear systems of an arbitrary number of inequalities provide external representations for t...
Using recent characterisations of topologies of spaces of vector fields for gen-eral regularity clas...
This paper deals with systems of an arbitrary (possibly infinite) number of both weak and strict lin...
In this paper we present constraint qualifications which completely characterize the Farkas–Minkowsk...
. For a non-Archimedean locally convex space (E; ø ), the finest locally convex topology having the ...
This article extends some results of Cá novas et al. [M.J. Cá novas, M.A. Ló pez, J. Parra, and F.J....
AbstractA system of an arbitrary number of linear inequalities, over a real locally convex space, is...
AbstractA system of an arbitrary number of linear inequalities, over a real locally convex space, is...
In this paper we consider the parameter space of all the linear inequality systems, in the n-dimensi...
The evenly convex hull of a given set is the intersection of all the open halfspaces which contain ...
AbstractLinear systems of an arbitrary number of inequalities provide external representations for t...
This paper deals with systems of an arbitrary (possibly infinite) number of both weak and strict lin...
[[abstract]]We define an irreducible inconsistent system (IIS) such that every one of its proper sub...
AbstractThis paper deals with systems of an arbitrary (possibly infinite) number of both weak and st...
AbstractThis paper provides an extension to linear semiinfinite systems of a well-known property of ...
AbstractLinear systems of an arbitrary number of inequalities provide external representations for t...
Using recent characterisations of topologies of spaces of vector fields for gen-eral regularity clas...
This paper deals with systems of an arbitrary (possibly infinite) number of both weak and strict lin...
In this paper we present constraint qualifications which completely characterize the Farkas–Minkowsk...
. For a non-Archimedean locally convex space (E; ø ), the finest locally convex topology having the ...
This article extends some results of Cá novas et al. [M.J. Cá novas, M.A. Ló pez, J. Parra, and F.J....