On Set-Valued Mappings with Starlike Graphs

The paper studies some topological properties of starlike bodies. It is proved that the boundary of a starlike body is a Lipschitz surface. A separability theorem for starlike bodies is proved. It is shown that under some additional assumptions the starlike property of the graph provides the local Lipschitz property of the set-valued mapping itself. It is shown that F. Clark's contingent and tangential cones are Boltyansky tents. On the base of these results, some lower and upper differentials for set-valued mappings with starlike graphs are constructed. Some theorems on fixed points of set-valued mappings with starlike values are proved.