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A Generalized Convexity and Variational Inequality for Quasi-Convex Minimization

A generalized convexity and variational inequality for quasi-convex minimization
Authors: Phan Thien Thach; Masakazu Kojima;

A Generalized Convexity and Variational Inequality for Quasi-Convex Minimization

Abstract

Summary: We present a variational-type necessary and sufficient condition for the optimality in a quasi-convex minimization, in which a vanishing differential is not a sufficient condition. Using this condition, we show that path-following methods can, in principle, be applied to solve a quasi-convex minimization. Also, we give a connection between an optimality condition and a duality scheme using a minimax principle.

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generalized convexity, optimality condition, KTT, Nonsmooth analysis, variational inequality, Variational inequalities, Karush-Kuhn-Tucker condition, Nonconvex programming, global optimization, minimax principle, Optimality conditions for minimax problems, duality, Duality theory (optimization), quasi-convex minimization

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