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Some characterizations of surrogate dual problems

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For constrained primal infimization problems, some characterizations of the surrogate dual objective functions are given, regarded as functions of three variables (namely, of the primal constraint set, the primal objective function and the dual variable).
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For constrained primal infimization problems, we give some characterizations of the surrogate dual objective functions, regarded as functions of three variables (namely, of the primal constraint set, the primal objective function and the dual variable). We also give some results on surrogate constraint mappings

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Dual representations of hulls for functions satisfying f (0) = inf f (X\{0}) *

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V -dualities and ⊥-dualities

TL;DR: In this article, the authors introduce and study dualities (i.e., mappings f e [Rbar]x → f △ e [rbar]w such that for all {fi }ie1 ∈ Rx and all index sets I), which satisfy the additional condition and their duals, which are characterized as those dualities △*:Rx → Rw for which, where ⊥ and ⊺ are two new binary operations on [RBar], which they introduce here.
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A general theory of surrogate dual and perturbational extended surrogate dual optimization problems

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors introduce and study two general concepts of dual problems, encompassing the classical surrogate dual problem, and show some relations between these problems and the dual problems to (P ) defined with the aid of a perturbation and a concept of conjugation of functionals.