Abstract
We study optimization problems with interval objective functions. We focus on set-type solution notions defined using the Kulisch–Miranker order between intervals. We obtain bounds for the asymptotic cones of level, colevel and solution sets that allow us to deduce coercivity properties and coercive existence results. Finally, we obtain various noncoercive existence results. Our results are easy to check since they are given in terms of the asymptotic cone of the constraint set and the asymptotic functions of the end point functions. This work extends, unifies and sheds new light on the theory of these problems.
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