Abstract
Given a convex program with functions and a convex set S of solutions to the problem, we give a second order condition which guarantees that the problem does not have solutions outside of S. This condition is interpreted as a characterization for the quadratic growth of the cost function. The crucial role in the proofs is played by a theorem describing a certain uniform regularity property of critical cones in smooth convex programs. We apply these results to the discussion of stability of solutions of a convex program under possibly nonconvex perturbations.
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Published by Heldermann Verlag, 1995. Rights now held by Banach Press.
