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En la primera parte de este trabajo damos una versión simplificada de la conocida relación entre la dualidad en Programación Semi-Infinita y cierta clase de problemas de momentos, basándonos en las propiedades de los sistemas de Farkas-Minkowski. Planteamos a continuación otra clase de problemas de momentos para cuyo análisis resulta de utilidad una generalización del Lema de Farkas.
La programación lineal sobre subconjuntos difusos, definida por Zimmermann, se desarrolla en estrecha relación con la definición de las funciones pertinentes funciones de pertenencia. Se estudia la dualidad difusa, ligada a la dualidad en los problemas de programación lineal con multicriterios.
The present article explores the way -approximated method is applied to substantiate duality results for the fractional variational problems under invexity. -approximated dual pair is engineered and a careful study of the original dual pair has been done to establish the duality results for original problems. Moreover, an appropriate example is constructed based on which we can validate the established dual statements. The paper includes several recent results as special cases.
We study a quasiconvex conjugation that transforms the level sum of functions into the pointwise sum of their conjugates and derive
new duality results for the minimization of the max of two quasiconvex functions. Following Barron and al., we show that the level
sum provides quasiconvex viscosity solutions for Hamilton-Jacobi equations in which the initial condition is a general continuous
quasiconvex function which is not necessarily Lipschitz or bounded.
2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 90C48, 49N15, 90C25In this paper we reconsider a nonconvex duality theory established by B. Lemaire and M. Volle (see [4]), related to a primal problem of
minimizing the difference of two convex functions subject to a DC-constraint.
The purpose of this note is to present a new method based on Toland-Singer
duality principle. Applications to the case when the constraints are vector-valued are provided.
The paper presents a problem of duality for the obstacle and unilateral biharmonic problem (the equilibrium of a thin plate with an obstacle inside the domain or on the boundary). The dual variational inequality is derived by introducing polar functions.
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