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Optimal Transport: Rockafellar Theorem

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This lecture discusses the Rockafellar Theorem in the context of optimal transport, focusing on the concept of c-cyclical monotonicity and convex functions. The theorem states that the Legendre transform of a function is the supremum of linear functions. It also explores the subdifferential of a function and its application in convex analysis.

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