Topics in Nonconvex Optimization
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Topics in Nonconvex Optimization
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Some Equivalences among Nonlinear Complementarity Problems, Least-Element Problems and Variational Inequality Problems in Ordered Spaces. Qamrul Hasan Ansari and Jen-Chih Yao. -Generalized Monotone Maps and Complementarity Problems. S. K. Neogy and A. K. Das. -Optimality Conditions Without Continuity in Multivalued Optimization using Approximations as Generalized Derivatives. Phan Quoc Khanh and Nguyen Dinh Tuan. -Variational Inequality and Complementarity Problem. Sudarsan Nanda. -A Derivative for Semi-preinvex Functions and its Applications in Semi-preinvex Programming. Y.X. Zhao, S.Y. Wang, L.Coladas Uria, S.K. Mishra. -Proximal Proper Saddle Points in Set-Valued Optimization. C. S. Lalitha and R. Arora. -Metric Regularity and Optimality Conditions in Nonsmooth Optimization. Anulekha Dhara and Aparna Mehra. -An Application of the Modified Subgradient Method for Solving Fuzzy Linear Fractional Programming Problem. Pankaj Gupta and Mukesh Kumar Mehlawat. -On Sufficient Optimality Conditions for Semi-infinite Discrete Minmax Fractional Programming Problems under Generalized V-Invexity. S. K. Mishra, Kin Keung Lai, Sy-Ming Guu and Kalpana Shukla. -Ekeland type Variational Principles and Equilibrium Problems. Qamrul Hasan Ansari and Lai-Jiu Lin. -Decomposition Methods Based on Augmented Lagrangians: A Survey. Abdelouahed Hamdi and Shashi K. Mishra. -Second Order Symmetric Duality with Generalized Invexity. S.K. Padhan and C. Nahak. -A Dynamic Solution Concept to Cooperative Games with Fuzzy Coalitions. Surajit Borkotokey. -Characterizations of the Solution Sets and Sufficient Optimality Criteria via Higher Order Strong Convexity. Pooja Arora, Guneet Bhatia and Anjana Gupta. -Variational Inequalities and Optimistic Bilevel Programming Problem Via Convexifactors.Bhawna Kohli. -On Efficiency in Nondifferentiable Multiobjective Optimization Involving Pseudo D-Univex Functions; Duality. J. S. Rautela and Vinay Singh. -Index
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