Abstract
Let be an arbitrary measurable space and an integrand defined on such that is quasiconvex and lower semicontinuous. Here, convexity is present by the level set mapping. We show that the normality property of the integrand in the sense of R. T. Rockafellar [Pacific Journal of Mathematics 24 (1968) 525–539; and in: Nonlinear Operators and the Calculus of Variations; Bruxelles 1975, Lecture Notes in Mathematics 543, 157–207, Springer, Berlin] can be characterized by the normality of the level set mapping, and that normality is preserved for quasiconvex conjugates. Finally we obtain for the integral the equality (in appropriate topology) between the lower semicontinuous regularization and the second quasiconvex conjugate.
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