Tue.2 13:15–14:30 | H 3013 | MUL
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Recent Developments in Set Optimization (2/4)

Chair: Elisabeth Köbis Organizers: Akhtar A. Khan, Christiane Tammer, Elisabeth Köbis
13:15

Christiane Tammer

joint work with Truong Q. Bao

Subdifferentials and SNC property of scalarization functionals with uniform level sets and applications

In this talk, we are dealing with necessary conditions for minimal solutions of constrained and unconstrained optimization problems with respect to general domination sets by using well-known nonlinear scalarization functionals with uniform level sets. The primary objective of this work is to establish revised formulas for basic and singular subdifferentials of the nonlinear scalarization functionals.The second objective is to propose a new way to scalarize a set-valued optimization problem.

13:40

Tamaki Tanaka

Sublinear-like scalarization scheme for sets and its applications

This paper is concerned with a certain historical background on set relations and scalarization methods for sets. Based on a basic idea of sublinear scalarization in vector optimization, we introduce a scalarization scheme for sets in a real vector space such that each scalarizing function has an order-monotone property for set relation and inherited properties on cone-convexity and cone-continuity. Accordingly, we show a certain application for this idea to establish some kinds of set-valued inequalities. Moreover, we shall mention another application to fuzzy theory.

14:05

Marius Durea

joint work with Radu Strugariu

Barrier methods for optimization problems with convex constraint

In this talk, we consider some barrier methods for vector optimization problems with geometric and generalized inequality constraints. Firstly, we investigate some constraint qualification conditions and we compare them to the corresponding ones in literature, and then we introduce some barrier functions and we prove several of their basic properties in fairly general situations. Finally, we derive convergence results of the associated barrier method, and to this aim we restrict ourselves to convex case and finite dimensional setting.