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Chapter 16: Convex Programming Problems and Convex Theorem of the Alternative

Chapter 16: Convex Programming Problems and Convex Theorem of the Alternative

pp. 235-248

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, Carnegie Mellon University, Pennsylvania, , Georgia Institute of Technology
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In this chapter, we (a) outline the subject and the terminology of mathematical and convex programming, (b) introduce the Slater and relaxed Slater conditions and formulate the Convex Theorem on the Alternative -- the basis of Lagrange duality theory in convex programming, (c) introduce the notions of cone-convexity and of the convex programming problem in cone-constrained form, thus extending the standard mathematical programming setup of convex optimization, and (d) formulate and prove the Convex Theorem on the Alternative in cone-constrained form, justifying, as a byproduct, the standard Convex Theorem on the Alternative.

Keywords

  • mathematical programming problem
  • convex programming probem
  • optimal value of an optimization problem
  • Slater condition
  • relaxed Slater condition
  • strictly feasible and essentially strictly feasible solutions
  • Convex Theorem on the Alternative
  • cone-convexity
  • conic inequality
  • convex problem in cone-constrained form
  • Slater condition in cone-constrained form
  • Convex Theorem on the Alternative in cone-constrained form

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