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Sequential lower semicontinuity

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An extended-real functional f is sequentially lower semicontinuous when xn​→x implies f(x)≤liminfn​f(xn​).
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Closed-sublevel-set characterization of lower semicontinuity

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Sequential lower semicontinuity
On a metric space, a functional is sequentially lower semicontinuous exactly when every sublevel set {x:f(x)≤η} is closed.

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