DIRECTIONAL DIFFERENTIABILITY OF THE OPTIMAL VALUE IN QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS UNDER LINEAR CONSTRAINTS ON HILBERT SPACES
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We investigate the first-order directional differentiability of the optimal value function in parametric quadratic programming problems under linear constraints in Hilbert spaces. We derive an explicit formula for computing the directional derivative of the optimal value function in cases where the quadratic part of the objective function is in Legendre form.
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