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Stability for linearly constrained optimization problems

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We deal with finite dimensional differentiable optimization problems under linear constraints. Stability of stationary solutions under restricted perturbations of the constraints will be characterized. The restriction on the constraint perturbations is given by means of a certain rank condition; in particular, righthandside perturbations are allowed.

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Hirabayashi, R., Jongen, H.T. & Shida, M. Stability for linearly constrained optimization problems. Mathematical Programming 66, 351–360 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01581154

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