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Nz/ 62 C ak 8z 2 [ U; 8 k: (1) Optimality of Bilevel Programming Problems Through Multiobjective Reformulations 25 The concept of optimality in this definition covers a number of traditional optimality/efficiency concepts. For a closed cone K (not necessarily convex), we are interested in the generalized Pareto preference relation defined in Rr by K as: v w () v w 2 K; v 6D w 8 v; w 2 Rr : (2) Rn , many classical multiobjective For a given mapping W Rn ! Nz/. Throughout this paper, our multiobjective programming problem is in the format defined below.
In the following proposition, we present a result for the optimality conditions of a local extremal point due to Mordukhovich [6, 8]. z/ D 0 if z 2 and C1 otherwise. Proposition 1. Let zN be a local . ; /-extremal point subject to x 2 , where W Rn ! Rr is a mapping continuous around zN relative to , and where the sets Rn and Rr are locally closed around zN and 0 2 , respectively. Then r there exists v 2 R , not equal to 0, such that 0 2 D . 0I /: (5) 3 Multiobjective Reformulations In this section we will reformulate the bilevel programming problem (BLP) as an multiobjective optimization problem.
By Lemma 3, we know that D11 2 SC . n r/ and D22 2 S be any matrices. n r/ « (6) r r is a face of SC , then we know that D is of the form of (4). Ã Â D11 D12 QT 2 P and Now let’s prove (5). By Lemma 3, we know that Q T D12 D22 Â Ã D11 P12 D12 Q QT 2 P . Since T T P12 D12 P22 D22 Q Ã Â Â D11 D12 P12 D11 T Q C Q T T T D12 D22 P12 D12 P22 Ã Ã Â D12 2D11 P12 QT D Q QT 2 D T D22 P12 P22 Ã Â D11 D12 QT 2 D. Therefore, (5) holds. and D is a face of P , we obtain that Q T D12 D22 r r r r r r Now we prove that F is a face of SC .