We consider regularization of nonlinear ill-posed problems with constraints which are non-convex. As a special case, we consider separable constraints, i.e. the regularization takes place in a sequence space and the constraint acts on each sequence element with a possibly non-convex function. We derive conditions under which such a constraint provides a regularization. Moreover, we derive estimates for the error and obtain convergence rates for the vanishing noise level. Our assumptions especially cover the example of regularization with a sparsity constraint in which the pth power with 0 < p ? 1 is used, and we present other examples as well. In particular, we derive error estimates for the error measured in the quasi-norms and obtain a convergence rate of for the error measured in .
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