Compact R-Continuity with Applications to Solving Inclusions and Convergence of Algorithms
Abstract
This paper investigates the notion of compact R-continuity and its specifications for set-valued mappings between Banach spaces. We reveal several important properties of compact R-continuity in general settings and show that in finite dimensions, this notion is supported by the classical Lojasiewicz inequality for analytic functions. An application of compact R-continuity and the obtained results is given to convergence analysis for a broad class of descent algorithms in nonsmooth optimization. We also show that this notion is instrumental for the design and justification of a novel R-class of algorithms to solve inclusion problems.
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