Abstract
This paper considers the parameterized infinite dimensional optimization problem where is a nonempty closed subset of a Hilbert space and is closed convex satisfying . The optimal value depends on the parameter , and the (possibly empty) set of optimal solutions is the ``-projection'' of into . We first compute proximal and Fréchet subgradients of in terms of normal vectors to level sets, and secondly, in terms of the -projection. Sufficient conditions are also obtained for the differentiability and semiconvexity of , results which extend the known case when is the unit ball
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