A note on the K-epigraph
Armand Gissler, Tim Hoheisel

TL;DR
This paper investigates conditions under which the closed convex hull of a K-convex map coincides with its K-epigraph, exploring the minimal cone K for convexity and closedness, with applications in matrix space and convex functions.
Contribution
It introduces criteria for the equality of convex hulls and K-epigraphs, and characterizes the smallest cone K ensuring convexity and closedness of the K-epigraph.
Findings
Identifies conditions for convex hull and K-epigraph equality.
Characterizes the minimal cone K for convexity.
Provides applications in matrix space and convex functions.
Abstract
We study the question as to when the closed convex hull of a K-convex map equals its K-epigraph. In particular, we shed light onto the smallest cone K such that a given map has convex and closed K-epigraph, respectively. We apply our findings to several examples in matrix space as well as to convex composite functions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOptimization and Variational Analysis · Advanced Optimization Algorithms Research · Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
