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I.3 Introduction to the theory of convex conjugated function

I.3 Introduction to the theory of convex conjugated function

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Page 1: I.3 Introduction to the theory of convex conjugated function

I.3

Introduction to the theory of convex conjugated function

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Epigraph

RE:

)()( xExD

ofepi ,

E : set

Epigraph, is the set

)(, xRExepi

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epi

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lower semicontinuous

],(: E )()( xExD

)())(inf(lim xyNyxN

Assume that E is a topological space.

Define

is called lower semicontinuous (l.s.c) at x if

)()(inflim xyxy

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i.e. for any

there is a neighborhood N of x such

that

0

Ν)()( yxy

f is l.s.c on E if f is l.s.c at each point of E

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Exercise

)(xEx

is l.s.c on E if and only if

is open

is closed

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epi

is l.s.c on E if and only if

is closed in E x R

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is l.s.c on E if and only if

is closed

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1

21

are l.s.c

then so is

If and 2

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Iii

)(sup)( xx iIi

is l.s.c

then the upper envelope of

If

is a family of l.s.c functions on E

Iii i.e. the function definded by

is l.s.c

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)(min)()(inf 0 xxxExEx

is attained

If E is compact and

is l.s.c on E ,then

)(inf xEx

i.e.

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Convex

1,0, tEyx

is convex if Def

Suppose E is a vector space (real)

)()1()())1(( ytxtyttx

],(: E

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epi

is convex if and only if

is convex in E x R

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is a convex function then

is convex.

If

for R the set

Converse statement is not truein genernal

see next page

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counter example

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1

21

are convex

then so is

If and 2

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Iii

is convex

then the upper envelope of

If

is a family of convex functions on E

Iii

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Conjugated function

*

such that Given

Assume that E is a real n.v.s

)(D

],(: E

Define the conjugated function

of by EfxxffEx

,)(,sup)(*

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proposition 1-9

then

is convex ,l.s.cSuppose

*

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00

00

00

000

,

,,

,),(:,

,

.

,

sec

)(),(

kxf

epixkxf

kxfxkf

strictlyxandepigsepaaratin

eqtheofHhyperplaneclosedaisThere

REinxandepito

BanachHahnofformgeometricondApply

xDx

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kxx

k

f

k

f

Dxk

xxk

f

kxx

k

f

xxk

fk

xkxf

k

xk

kxfxkxf

Dxxkxf

Dx

)(,sup)(

)()(,

)(,

)(,

)(,

0

0))((

,)(,

)()(,

)(

*

00

0000

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RE :*

Def

)(,sup)( *** fxfxEf

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Theorem I.10 (Fenchel-Moreau)

then

is convex ,l.s.cSuppose

**

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ExxxHence

xx

xxfxf

fxfx

xxffce

ExFor

ExxxthatshowTo

furtherSupposeStep

Ef

Ef

Ef

Ex

)()(

)()(sup

)(,,sup

)(,sup)(

,)(,sup)(sin

)()()1(

0:1

**

***

*

**

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0,),()12(

)(,)13(

,,)12(

..,,

9..

)(,

sec

)()()1(

)()(

)()()2(

0**

0

0**

0

00**

000**

**

kthenDxchooseIn

xkxf

Epixkxf

tsRandRkEf

Ipropofprooftheasthenexiststhere

xxBandEpiAwithThm

BanachHahnofformgeometricondtheApply

xxbythen

ExsomeforxxthatSuppose

oncontraditibyExxxthatshowTo

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tioncontradicixkxf

haveweLetting

xkxf

xfxk

kx

k

f

k

fx

k

fx

kk

f

kxx

k

f

xkxf

DxFor

,)(,

,0

)()(,

,)()(

,

,)(

)(,

)()(,)12(

)(,0

0**

0

0**

0

00**

0

*00

**

*

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)()(

)()(,sup

)(,)(,sup

)(,sup)(

)()(1

0,,..,

)(,)()(

),(

)(:2

0*

0*

0*

0

0*

0

*

***

**

0*

0

*0

fff

fxxff

fxfxxf

xxff

andCalculate

ExxxStep

andcslconvexis

Exfxfxx

bydefineDfLet

caseGeneralStep

Ex

Ex

Ex

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)()(

)(,)()(,)(

),()(

)(,)(

)(,)(,sup

)()(,sup

)(,sup)(

**

0*

00*

0**

**

0*

0**

0*

00*

0

0*

0*

***

xx

fxfxfxfx

xxSince

fxfx

fxfffxff

fffxf

fxfx

ExFor

Ef

Ef

Ef

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Example

**

xx )(

10

1)(*

fif

fiff

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epi )(x

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)()(

sup,sup)(,sup)(

10

1)(

1sup

sup

)(,sup

)(

**

1,1,

***

*

*

xx

x

xfxffxfx

fif

fiff

xf

xxf

xxf

f

fEffEfEf

Ex

Ex

Ex

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Lemma I.4

then

is convex , Let

IntC

EC

IntCC

then IntC is convex

If

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Theorem I.11

Ex 0

are convex and suppose that

and

such that

Suppose

there is

)(,)( 00 xx and

is continuous at 0x

see next page

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)()(max ** ffEf

)()(inf xxEx

)()(sup ** ffEf

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Observe

)(x usually appears for constrain(1)

)()()()( ** ffxx (2)

see next page

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)()()()()2()1(

)2()(,)(

)(,)(

)1()(,)(

)(,)(

,

**

*

*

*

*

ffxx

xxff

xxff

xxff

xxff

EfExFor

The proof of Thm I.11

see next page

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.

)(,

)(

,

)()(

11.,

)2(

)()(sup)()(inf

0

**

**

convexisBandBthen

xaRExBandIntCAto

ThmBanachHahnofformGeometricfirstApply

xatcontinuousisIntC

thenepiCLet

RanowSuppose

Efbffwith

holdIThmandbthenaIf

aorRaEither

baObserve

ffbandxxaPutEfEx

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.

,,),(

,

..,,

)(Re

.

,

)()(

,,

sensebroadinBandCseparates

kxfx

whereequationof

hyperplanethetsRandRkEfthen

CAmember

sensebroadinBandAseparatesHthen

sensebroadBinandAseparatewhich

HHyperplanecloseda

BAHence

Bx

xax

thenAxif

BAverifyTo

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0

0

,

)1,0(,,

)1,0(,

0)(),(

)(,

)(,

0

00Re0:

0,)14(

,,)15(

,,)14(

0

00

00

00

000

0

f

f

fxf

Bzzfxf

Bzzxf

smallsufficientifDxB

CDxxf

CDxxf

kassumeandioncontradictbyArgue

kfcallkClaim

kthenandxxchooseIn

Bxkxf

Cxkxf

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)()(

)()()#(#)(#

)#(#)(

)(,

)(,

))((,)15(

)(#)(

)(,

)(,)14(

**

**

*

*

k

f

k

fba

bak

f

k

fb

akk

f

ak

xxk

f

akxkxf

xakxfkk

f

kxx

k

f

xkxf

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Example

**

xx )(

10

1)(*

fif

fiff

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epi )(x

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)()(

sup,sup)(,sup)(

10

1)(

1sup

sup

)(,sup

)(

**

1,1,

***

*

*

xx

x

xfxffxfx

fif

fiff

xf

xxf

xxf

f

fEffEfEf

Ex

Ex

Ex

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Exercise

otherwise

pandpiff

n

iii 100

)( 1*

Epppf n ,,, 21 nRE

Exxxx n ,,, 21

nxxxx ,,,max)( 21

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Example

xffI

KxK ,sup)(*

EK

Kxif

KxifxIK

0)(

Let be nonempty, close

and convex. Put

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1

1, 0

fif

fifxf

Exxxx 00)(

0* ,sup)( xxxffEx

Let

000 ,,sup xfxxxxfEx

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01

0

1

*0

1

**

00

,max,max

)(,max

)()(max

)()(inf

)()(inf

)(infinf),(

xfxf

fIxf

fIf

xIx

xIx

xxxKxdis

fKf

fKf

K

fEf

KEf

KEx

KKx

KxKx

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