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Extended Well-Posedness Properties of Vector Optimization Problems

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In this paper, the concept of extended well-posedness of scalar optimization problems introduced by Zolezzi is generalized to vector optimization problems in three ways: weakly extended well-posedness, extended well-posedness, and strongly extended well-posedness. Criteria and characterizations of the three types of extended well-posedness are established, generalizing most of the results obtained by Zolezzi for scalar optimization problems. Finally, a stronger vector variational principle and Palais-Smale type conditions are used to derive sufficient conditions for the three types of extended well-posedness.

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Huang, X.X. Extended Well-Posedness Properties of Vector Optimization Problems. Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications 106, 165–182 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004615325743

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