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The Unified Separation Condition: A General Constraint Qualification for Smooth and Nonsmooth Optimization
We introduce the Unified Separation Condition (USC) - a simple and general constraint qualification for finite-dimensional nonlinear programming. The USC requires that the origin be uniformly separated from the subdifferential of the constraint violation function in a neighborhood of the feasible se
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