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Scalar representations and Hausdorff continuity of solution mappings to parametric set optimization problems via set less order relations
This paper aims to formulate scalar representations and stability conditions for parametric set optimization problems involving set less order relations. We first introduce new nonlinear scalarization functions for sets and discuss their properties, and then they are utilized to establish scalar representations for solutions to such problems. Finally, we study sufficient conditions for the Hausdorff continuity of approximate solution mappings to the reference problems.
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