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== Formulation of the Semidiscrete Dual Problem ==
== Formulation of the Semidiscrete Dual Problem ==


In particular, we will examine semidiscrete optimal transport in the case of the dual problem. The general dual problem can be stated as  
In particular, we will examine semidiscrete optimal transport in the case of the dual problem. The general dual problem for continuous measures can be stated as  


<math display="block"> \max \Big\{ \int_X \varphi d\mu + \int_Y \psi d\nu : \varphi(x) + \psi(y) \leq c(x,y) \Big\}  </math>
<math display="block"> \max \Big\{ \int_X \varphi d\mu + \int_Y \psi d\nu : \varphi(x) + \psi(y) \leq c(x,y) \Big\}  </math>

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Semidiscrete optimal transport refers to situations in optimal transport where two input measures are considered, and one measure is a discrete measure and the other one is continuous. Hence, because only one of the two measures is discrete, we arrive at the appropriate name "semidiscrete."

Formulation of the Semidiscrete Dual Problem

In particular, we will examine semidiscrete optimal transport in the case of the dual problem. The general dual problem for continuous measures can be stated as