The Chebyshev problem is to determine a point x α which solves max α min i = 1,…, N{g i (x)}. By exploiting generalized inverses an algorithm is developed for determining x α . It is also shown that in a certain sense the Chebyshev problem is equivalent to the concave programming problem. Moreover, for the programming problem generated by the Chebyshev problem, the Kuhn-Tucker conditions are proven to be sufficient even though the feasible region may not be convex.
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Willard I. Zangwill (1967) studied this question.
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