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Discretization in semi-infinite programming: the rate of convergence

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The discretization approach for solving semi-infinite optimization problems is considered. We are interested in the convergence rate of the error between the solution of the semi-infinite problem and the solution of the discretized program depending on the discretization mesh-size. It will be shown how this rate depends on whether the minimizer is strict of order one or two and on whether the discretization includes boundary points of the index set in a specific way. This is done for ordinary and for generalized semi-infinite problems.

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Received: November 21, 2000 / Accepted: May 2001¶Published online September 17, 2001

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Still, G. Discretization in semi-infinite programming: the rate of convergence. Math. Program. 91, 53–69 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s101070100239

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