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For the equality constraint, the Lagrangian and dual function are
L(x,z)=f(x)+zT(Ax−b),q(z)=infx​L(x,z),
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and the Lagrangian dual problem is supz∈Rm​q(z). Weak duality says q(z)≤p∗ for every z. Strong duality means the dual supremum equals the primal infimum, usually with a dual maximizer. A sufficient convex constraint qualification is that f be proper, closed and convex and that some x∈ri(domf) satisfy Ax=b.

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