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Lemma 5. The Algorithm 1 is well defined and generates a sequence { x k} with<br />

F (x k ) > F (x k+1 ). The method terminates with the optimal solution ¯x after finite<br />

number of steps according to the criteria on line 8 and line 12, respectively.<br />

Proof. The property F (x k ) > F (x k+1 ) is guaranteed by line 15 with d k as steepest<br />

descent direction and α k > 0 according to line 14.<br />

If x k is the solution of (2) then the algorithm terminates at line 8. Now, we turn to<br />

the finite termination property.<br />

Only indices i ∈ J k ⊂ I \ I k 0 may satisfy the condition<br />

(compare Lemma 4) which implies<br />

max f i (x k + α k d k ) = max f i (x k + α k d k )<br />

i∈I0<br />

k i∈I\I0<br />

k<br />

f i (x k + α k d k ) ≤ F (x k + α k d k ) ∀i ∈ I \ J k .<br />

In the case J k = ∅ we can apply Lemma 3 and obtain −δ k as the optimal step<br />

length and ¯x := x k − δ k d k (line 12) as solution of (2).<br />

Figure 2. Illustration of the case J k = ∅<br />

Otherwise, according to line 14 we construct new additional active constraints<br />

with indices i which belong to J k . This implies that some i ∈ J k exists with<br />

f i (x k + α k d k ) = F (x k + α k d k ).<br />

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