Abstract
We consider convex, stochastic programs involving no sequential decision making. It is shown that constraint qualifications of standard type ensure the existence of exact penalty functions. If data are also concave with respect to random parameters whose joint distribution majorities a scaled version of the uniform measure, then a particular penalty function is brought to the fore which is likely to be of practical interest,Its attraction comes mainly from the relative ease with which one can determine the size of an appropriate penalty parameter.
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1Research supported in part by a grant from Ruhrgas.
1Research supported in part by a grant from Ruhrgas.
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1Research supported in part by a grant from Ruhrgas.