Special Class of Second-Order Non-Differentiable Symmetric Duality Problems with (G,αf)-Pseudobonvexity Assumptions
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In this paper, we introduce the various types of generalized invexities, i.e., α f -invex/ α f -pseudoinvex and ( G , α f ) -bonvex/ ( G , α f ) -pseudobonvex functions. Furthermore, we construct nontrivial numerical examples of ( G , α f ) -bonvexity/ ( G , α f ) -pseudobonvexity, which is neither α f -bonvex/ α f -pseudobonvex nor α f -invex/ α f -pseudoinvex with the same η . Further, we formulate a pair of second-order non-differentiable symmetric dual models and prove the duality relations under α f -invex/ α f -pseudoinvex and ( G , α f ) -bonvex/ ( G , α f ) -pseudobonvex assumptions. Finally, we construct a nontrivial numerical example justifying the weak duality result presented in the paper.
non-differentiable, second-order, QA1-939, (<i>G</i>,<i>α<sub>f</sub></i>)-bonvexity/(<i>G</i>,<i>α<sub>f</sub></i>)-pseudobonvexity, (<i>G</i>,<i>α<sub>f</sub></i>)-invexity/(<i>G</i>,<i>α<sub>f</sub></i>)-pseudoinvexity, symmetric duality, Mathematics
non-differentiable, second-order, QA1-939, (<i>G</i>,<i>α<sub>f</sub></i>)-bonvexity/(<i>G</i>,<i>α<sub>f</sub></i>)-pseudobonvexity, (<i>G</i>,<i>α<sub>f</sub></i>)-invexity/(<i>G</i>,<i>α<sub>f</sub></i>)-pseudoinvexity, symmetric duality, Mathematics
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