Some properties of nondifferentiable pseudoconvex functions
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Some properties of nondifferentiable pseudoconvex functions
It is shown that certain theorems concerning differentiable pseudoconvex functions can be extended to a class of nonsmooth pseudo-convex functions defined via the upper directional Dini derivative f'\({}_+(x;d)\) (instead of the usual linear mapping \()\).
upper directional Dini derivative, Numerical methods based on nonlinear programming, Nonlinear programming, Continuity and differentiation questions, nonsmooth pseudo-convex functions
upper directional Dini derivative, Numerical methods based on nonlinear programming, Nonlinear programming, Continuity and differentiation questions, nonsmooth pseudo-convex functions
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