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Some Results on \(\sigma \)-Convex Functions and Fréchet \(\sigma \)-Subdifferentials

  • Mohammad Hossein Alizadeh,
  • Nasim Nazari,
  • Alireza Youhannaee Zanjani

摘要

We study the directional derivative of the \(\sigma \) σ -convex function and investigate its mutual relation with \(\sigma \) σ -subdifferential. Additionally, we introduce the notion of limiting Fréchet \(\sigma \) σ -subdifferential and then present some results regarding the Fréchet \(\sigma \) σ -subdifferential, limiting Fréchet \(\sigma \) σ -subdifferential and \(\sigma \) σ -Fréchet normals.