Titlebook: Abstract Convexity and Global Optimization; Alexander Rubinov Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Approximation.Conve

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Background: The Crisis of the Humanities,In the final part of the book we shall discuss possible applications of abstract convexity to global optimization. Some elements of theory of global optimization will be discussed in this chapter.

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Masego Katisi,Philip Jefferies,Mpho Sebako possible approaches in this direction is to use the hypographs of decreasing functions and the epigraphs of increasing functions. Consider, for example, a decreasing upper semicontinuous function . defined on the cone ?.. The positive part hyp .. = {(., λ) : . ∈ ?., 0 < λ < .(.)} of the hypograph o

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Masego Katisi,Philip Jefferies,Mpho Sebakofunction (Lagrangian) and the penalty function. In particular, the zero duality gap property between the primal convex optimization problem and its Lagrange (penalty) dual problem has enabled important algorithms to be proposed and developed, see for example [21, 57, 113, 136] and references therein

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Masego Katisi,Philip Jefferies,Mpho Sebakois a supremal generator of . if each function from . can be represented as the upper envelope of a subset of .. As it turns out there exist very large sets with very small supremal generators. For example, the space of all lower semicontinuous functions defined on a segment of the real line has supr

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Arts and Humanities in Progressonvexity and its applications. In this chapter we continue the examination of abstract convexity in a general situation. For some applications it is convenient to consider abstract convex functions defined only on a subset of the domain of elementary functions. We introduce the notion of abstract co

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Aude Bertrand-H?ttcke,Matthias Kettnerh will efficiently solve global optimization problems (see, for example, Horst and Thy [81]). However, in general, such problems are, by their very nature, extremely difficult to solve. This is primarily due to the lack of tools which provide . information about the objects (sets and functions) unde

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