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G\^ ateaux and Hadamard differentiability via directional differentiability

Let $X$ be a separable Banach space, $Y$ a Banach space and $f: X \to Y$ an arbitrary mapping. Then the following implication holds at each point $x \in X$ except a $σ$-directionally porous set: If the one-sided Hadamard directional derivative $f'_{H+}(x,u)$ exists in all directions $u$ from a set $S_x \subset X$ whose linear span is dense in $X$, then $f$ is Hadamard differentiable at $x$. This theorem improves and generalizes a recent result of A.D. Ioffe, in which the linear span of $S_x$ equals $X$ and $Y = \R$. An analogous theorem, in which $f$ is pointwise Lipschitz, and which deals with the usual one-sided derivatives and G\^ ateaux differentiability is also proved. It generalizes a result of D. Preiss and the author, in which $f$ is supposed to be Lipschitz.

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