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most citedCoerciveness condition for quasi-equilibrium problems

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math.OC2025

Lipschitz continuity of expected value under decision-dependent uncertainty with moving support

John Cotrina, Gonzalo Flores, David Salas +1

This paper addresses the problem of stochastic optimization with decision-dependent uncertainty, a class of problems where the probability distribution of the uncertain parameters…

math.OC2022

Exploiting the polyhedral geometry of stochastic linear bilevel programming

Gonzalo Muñoz, David Salas, Anton Svensson

We study linear bilevel programming problems whose lower-level objective is given by a random cost vector with known distribution. We consider the case where this distribution is n…

math.OC2020

Existence of solutions for deterministic bilevel games under a general Bayesian approach

David Salas, Anton Svensson

In 1996, Mallozzi and Morgan [33] proposed a new model for Stackelberg games which we refer here to as the Bayesian approach. The leader has only partial information about how foll…

math.OC2020

Finite intersection property for bifunctions and existence for quasi-equilibrium problems

John Cotrina, Anton Svensson

The "finite intersection property" for bifunctions is introduced and its relationship with generalized monotonicity properties is studied. Some results concerning existence of solu…

math.OC2019★ 1 cited

Coerciveness condition for quasi-equilibrium problems

John Cotrina, Abderrahim Hantoute, Anton Svensson

A quasi-equilibrium problem is an equilibrium problem where the constraint set does depend on the reference point. It generalizes important problems such as quasi-variational inequ…

math.OC2017

A general representation of delta-normal sets to sublevels of convex functions

Abderrahim Hantoute, Anton Svensson

The (delta-) normal cone to an arbitrary intersection of sublevel sets of proper, lower semicontinuous, and convex functions is characterized, using either epsilon-subdifferentials…