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Wasserstein Stability and Free Boundaries in Measure-Parameterized Bilevel Obstacle Problems
We study obstacle-constrained variational problems whose reduced energies depend on a probability law through a lower-level optimizer. Uniform strong convexity yields a single-valued Lipschitz follower response, while convexity and a Poincare inequality give a unique upper-level policy. A type-Lipsc
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