Lipschitzian Stability in Optimization: The Role of Nonsmooth Analysis

The motivations of nonsmooth analysis are discussed. Applications are given to the sensitivity of optimal values, the interpretation of Lagrange multipliers, and the stability of constraint systems under perturbation.

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