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Operations research, linear programming, control theory, systems theory, optimal control, game theory
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How do people prove $\Gamma$-convergence in more complicated settings?
I am mostly familiar with the simpler definition ("Definition in first-countable spaces" from the Wikipedia link):
Given the functionals $F_\varepsilon, F: X \to \overline{\Bbb{R}}$
(indexed for $\va …
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