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Apr 5 at 12:55 comment added Iosif Pinelis @RedBordeaux : You cannot use Kuhn--Tucker here, because the convexity condition Kuhn--Tucker requires do not hold here.
Apr 4 at 18:51 comment added Red Bordeaux Perhaps I should consider Fritz John conditions. One more multiplier directly into the object function would solve things. Having indeed $-2T(x-2) - 3\lambda x^2 = 0$ returns $T = 0$ for $x = 0$, and we are done.
Apr 4 at 18:31 comment added Red Bordeaux Sorry to bother again, this unsolved conundrum makes me really sleepless. How would one attack this problem if he had to use Kuhn-Tucker or related conditions? I'm talking always about the fact that $x = 0$ fails the first equation of the gradient (it makes $4 = 0$)
Apr 3 at 6:57 comment added Red Bordeaux Your answer is really clear! I just asked because the text of the exercise says "justify why the solution doesn't meet/verify Kuhn-Tucker conditions". So initially I thought it were because of the non qualification of the constraints (see the Jacobian), but then I also noticed $\nabla L$ fails at $(0, 0)$...
Apr 3 at 0:44 comment added Iosif Pinelis @RedBordeaux : You do not have to deal here with $\nabla$ or Kuhn--Tucker. The solution in the above answer is much more elementary. If anything in this answer seems unclear, please let me know.
Apr 2 at 23:00 comment added Red Bordeaux Just a thing keeps tormenting me: since the solution is the point $(0, 0)$, how can I justify its validity considering what I wrote on my fifth thought, that is: $(0, 0)$ makes impossible the system $\nabla L = 0$?
Apr 2 at 22:58 vote accept Red Bordeaux
Apr 2 at 21:23 comment added Iosif Pinelis @RedBordeaux : Thank you for your appreciation. In such a case, these guidleines may be relevant.
Apr 2 at 17:43 comment added Red Bordeaux I really appreciate this, thank you!!
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