Error Bounds for Degenerate Cone Inclusion Problems
Mathematics of Operations Research
Global error bound for convex inclusion problems
Journal of Global Optimization
Second order sufficient optimality conditions in vector optimization
Journal of Global Optimization
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In this paper we study error bounds of the abstract linear inequality system (A,C,b): $Ax \leqslant b$, where A is a bounded linear operator from a Banach space X to a Banach space Y partially ordered by a closed convex cone C. We also give some general results on the existence of error bounds for a convex function F; we show in particular that F has an error bound if and only if the directional derivative of the distance function (to the solution set S) at each boundary point of S along any nontangential direction is bounded by the derivative of F. As an application, we prove that if C is a polyhedral cone, then the system (A,C,b) has an error bound. When Y is a Hilbert space, our results can be expressed in terms of the angles between Ax-b-P-C(Ax-b) and Im(A), or in terms of the angles between Im(A) and the nonvertex supporting hyperplanes of C. In the case in which $X=\mathbb{R}^{n}$ and C is an "ice-cream" cone, we identify exactly when (A,C,b) has an error bound.