In the current paper, a Clarke-Ledyaev type mean value inequality is proved for semicontinuous functions defined in a Banach space that are quasidifferentiable in the sense of Demyanov-Rubinov. A stronger variant valid under compactness assumption in separable spaces and extensions for functions with semicontinuous Dini derivatives in locally uniformly convex Banch spaces and with merely bounded Dini derivatives are then established. Subsequently, applications of these mean value inequalities to solvability of nonsmooth parametric equations and to the estimation of local and global Hoffman error bound for inequalities are investigated via a decrease principle.

Uderzo, A. (2005). Multidirectional mean value inequalities in quasidifferential calculus. NUMERICAL FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION, 26(6), 709-733 [10.1080/01630560500377345].

Multidirectional mean value inequalities in quasidifferential calculus

UDERZO, AMOS
2005

Abstract

In the current paper, a Clarke-Ledyaev type mean value inequality is proved for semicontinuous functions defined in a Banach space that are quasidifferentiable in the sense of Demyanov-Rubinov. A stronger variant valid under compactness assumption in separable spaces and extensions for functions with semicontinuous Dini derivatives in locally uniformly convex Banch spaces and with merely bounded Dini derivatives are then established. Subsequently, applications of these mean value inequalities to solvability of nonsmooth parametric equations and to the estimation of local and global Hoffman error bound for inequalities are investigated via a decrease principle.
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Error bounds for inequalities; exhausters; mean value theorem; quasidifferential calculus; solvability.
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2005
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Uderzo, A. (2005). Multidirectional mean value inequalities in quasidifferential calculus. NUMERICAL FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION, 26(6), 709-733 [10.1080/01630560500377345].
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