Under mild assumptions, the classical Farkas lemma approach to Lagrange multiplier theory is extended to an infinite programming formulation. The main result generalizes the usual first-order necessity conditions to address problems in which the domain of the objective function is Hilbert space and the number of constraints is arbitrary. The result is used to obtain necessity conditions for a well-known problem from the statistical literature on probability density estimation
Note:This thesis studies the behaviour of mathematical models in finite-dimensional optimization. Th...
In linear programming it is known that an appropriate non-homogeneous Farkas Lemma leads to a short ...
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ABSTRACT: We study a problem of linear programming in the setting of a vector space over a linearly ...
Approximate Farkas Lemmas and Stopping Rules for Iterative Infeasible-Point Algorithms for Linear Pr...
Some recent work on dynamic incentive constraints poses the question of existence and regularity of ...
Abstract. For an inequality system defined by a possibly infinite family of proper functions (not ne...
Abstract We consider the class of semi-infinite programming problems which became in recent years a ...
AbstractWe prove a version of Lagrange multipliers theorem for nonsmooth functionals defined on norm...
Abstract: Boolean valued analysis is applied to deriving operator versions of the classical Farkas L...
Abstract. So far our approach to classical mechanics was limited to finding a critical point of a ce...
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to point out some sufficient constraint qualification conditions en...
In this short paper, we present a new constraint qualification (CQ) for linear semi-infinite program...
AbstractThis is Part II of a two-part paper; the purpose of this two-part paper is (a) to develop ne...
AbstractThis paper deals with some new generalizations of Farkas' theorem for a class of set-valued ...
Note:This thesis studies the behaviour of mathematical models in finite-dimensional optimization. Th...
In linear programming it is known that an appropriate non-homogeneous Farkas Lemma leads to a short ...
Comments on: Farkas' lemma: three decades of generalizations for mathematical optimization
ABSTRACT: We study a problem of linear programming in the setting of a vector space over a linearly ...
Approximate Farkas Lemmas and Stopping Rules for Iterative Infeasible-Point Algorithms for Linear Pr...
Some recent work on dynamic incentive constraints poses the question of existence and regularity of ...
Abstract. For an inequality system defined by a possibly infinite family of proper functions (not ne...
Abstract We consider the class of semi-infinite programming problems which became in recent years a ...
AbstractWe prove a version of Lagrange multipliers theorem for nonsmooth functionals defined on norm...
Abstract: Boolean valued analysis is applied to deriving operator versions of the classical Farkas L...
Abstract. So far our approach to classical mechanics was limited to finding a critical point of a ce...
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to point out some sufficient constraint qualification conditions en...
In this short paper, we present a new constraint qualification (CQ) for linear semi-infinite program...
AbstractThis is Part II of a two-part paper; the purpose of this two-part paper is (a) to develop ne...
AbstractThis paper deals with some new generalizations of Farkas' theorem for a class of set-valued ...
Note:This thesis studies the behaviour of mathematical models in finite-dimensional optimization. Th...
In linear programming it is known that an appropriate non-homogeneous Farkas Lemma leads to a short ...
Comments on: Farkas' lemma: three decades of generalizations for mathematical optimization