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Extended well-posedness for vector optimization problems with connected set constraints

Hai Sun, Jiawei Chen, Zhongping Wan

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In this paper, the authors study several existing notions of well-posedness for vector K-quasiconnected optimization problems. By using the relationship of L(B)-well-posedness and well-posed in the generalized sense, under some compactness assumption, K-quasiconnected problems are well-posed.

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In this paper, the authors study several existing notions of well-posedness for vector K-quasiconnected optimization problems. By using the relationship of L(B)-well-posedness and well-posed in the generalized sense, under some compactness assumption, K-quasiconnected problems are well-posed.

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In this paper, the authors study several existing notions of well-posedness for vector K-quasiconnected optimization problems. By using the relationship of L(B)-well-posedness and well-posed in the generalized sense, under some compactness assumption, K-quasiconnected problems are well-posed.

Key concepts: Compact space, Optimization problem, Constrained optimization problem, Vector optimization, Set (abstract data type), Mathematics, Mathematical optimization, Computer science

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