Abstract
In the paper it is shown that if a strong second-order sufficient condition and Slater's condition hold at a minimizer of a convex programming problem then, for sufficiently smooth perturbations of the problem functions the optimal solution map admits a directional derivative in every direction. This directional derivative may be computed solving certain system of linear equations and inequalities. Furthermore, a special element of the upper DINI derivative of the Karrush-Kuhn Tucker set mapping is computed.