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Tran Van Nghi

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A proximal subgradient algorithm for constrained multiobjective DC-type optimization

In this paper, we consider a class of constrained multiobjective optimization problems, where each objective function can be expressed by adding a possibly nonsmooth nonconvex function and a differentiable function with Lipschitz continuous gradient, then subtracting a weakly convex function. This encompasses multiobjective optimization problems involving difference-of-convex (DC) functions, which are prevalent in various applications due to their ability to model nonconvex problems. We first establish a necessary optimality condition for these problems and then derive sufficient optimality conditions under some structural assumptions, providing a theoretical foundation for algorithm development. Building on these conditions, we propose a proximal subgradient algorithm tailored to the structure of the objectives. Under mild assumptions, the sequence generated by the proposed algorithm is bounded and each of its cluster points is a stationary point. Numerical experiments on multi-sensor sparse recovery illustrate the effectiveness and computational advantages of the proposed algorithm.

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Hidden convexity of quadratic systems and its application to quadratic programming

In this paper, we present sufficient conditions ensuring that the sum of the image of quadratic functions and the nonnegative orthant is convex. The hidden convexity of the trust-region problem with linear inequality constraints is established under a newly proposed assumption, which is compared with the previous one in [{\it Math. Program. 147, 171--206, 2014}]. We also provide a complete proof of the hidden convexity of a system of two quadratic functions in [{\it J. Glob. Optim. 56, 1045--1072, 2013}]. Furthermore, necessary and sufficient conditions for the S-lemma concerning systems of quadratic inequalities are investigated. Finally, we derive necessary and sufficient global optimality conditions and strong duality results for quadratic programming.

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Directional Subdifferentials at Infinity and Its Applications

This paper investigates the behavior of sets and functions at infinity by introducing new concepts, namely directional normal cones at infinity for unbounded sets, along with limiting and singular subdifferentials at infinity in the direction for extended real-valued functions. We develop several calculus rules for these concepts and then apply them to nonsmooth optimization problems. The applications include establishing directional optimality conditions at infinity, analyzing the coercivity, proving the compactness of the global solution set, and examining properties such as weak sharp minima and error bounds at infinity. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach, illustrative examples are provided and compared with existing results.

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On the existence and the stability of solutions in nonconvex vector optimization

The paper is devoted to the existence of weak Pareto solutions and the weak sharp minima at infinity property for a general class of constrained nonconvex vector optimization problems with unbounded constraint set via asymptotic cones and generalized asymptotic functions. Then we show that these conditions are useful for studying the solution stability of nonconvex vector optimization problems with linear perturbation. We also provide some applications for a subclass of robustly quasiconvex vector optimization problems.

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Weak sharp minima at infinity and solution stability in mathematical programming via asymptotic analysis

We develop sufficient conditions for the existence of the weak sharp minima at infinity property for nonsmooth optimization problems via asymptotic cones and generalized asymptotic functions. Next, we show that these conditions are also useful for studying the solution stability of nonconvex optimization problems under linear perturbations. Finally, we provide applications for a subclass of quasiconvex functions which is stable under linear additivity and includes the convex ones.

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