Abstract

The notions of higher-order weakly generalized contingent epiderivative and higher-order weakly generalized adjacent epiderivative for set-valued maps are proposed. By virtue of the higher-order weakly generalized contingent (adjacent) epiderivatives, both necessary and sufficient optimality conditions are obtained for Henig efficient solutions to a set-valued optimization problem whose constraint set is determined by a set-valued map. The imposed assumptions are relaxed in comparison with those of recent results in the literature. Examples are provided to show some advantages of our notions and results.

Highlights

  • In the last several decades, several notions of derivatives epiderivatives for set-valued maps have been proposed and used for the formulation of optimality conditions in set-valued optimization problems

  • Throughout this paper, let X, Y, and Z be three real normed spaces, where the spaces Y and Z are partially ordered by nontrivial pointed closed convex cones C ⊂ Y and D ⊂ Z with int C / ∅ and int D / ∅, respectively

  • Let E be a nonempty subset of X, and F : E → 2Y and G : E → 2Z be two given nonempty set-valued maps

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Introduction

In the last several decades, several notions of derivatives epiderivatives for set-valued maps have been proposed and used for the formulation of optimality conditions in set-valued optimization problems. Li et al studied some properties of higher-order tangent sets and higher-order derivatives introduced in 1 , and obtained higher-order necessary and sufficient optimality conditions for set-valued optimization problems under cone-concavity assumptions By using these higher-order derivatives, they discussed higher-order Mond-Weir duality for constrained set-valued optimization problems based on weak efficiency. Li and Chen proposed higher-order generalized contingent adjacent epiderivatives of setvalued maps and, obtained higher-order Fritz John type necessary and sufficient conditions for Henig efficient solutions to a constrained set-valued optimization problem. Wang and Li introduced generalized higher-order contingent adjacent epiderivatives of set-valued maps, and investigated both necessary and sufficient conditions for Henig efficient solutions to set-valued optimization problems by employing the generalized higherorder contingent adjacent epiderivatives.

Preliminaries and Notations
Higher-Order Weakly Generalized Epiderivatives
Higher-Order Optimality Conditions
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