On the continuity of the minimum set of a continuous function
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and ApplicationsPublished 1 March 1967
George B. Dantzig, Jon Folkman, Norman Shapiro
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Abstract : This memorandum obtains necessary and sufficient conditions so that the solution of a constrained minimization problem will vary continuously when the constraints and objective function are varied. It also obtains special results in the case that the constraints are linear inequalities.
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