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Proper efficiency in a linear fractional vector maximum problem with generalized convex constraints
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    Proper efficiency in a linear fractional vector maximum problem with generalized convex constraints (English)
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    A vector maximum problem with fractional objectives and quasi-convex, differentiable constraints is considered. Using the Kuhn-Tucker theory necessary and sufficient conditions for an efficient solution are obtained if the Kuhn-Tucker constraint qualification or the Arrow- Hurwicz-Uzawa constraint qualification hold. Also it is proven that under a certain boundedness assumption an efficient point is properly efficient.
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    vector maximum problem
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    fractional objectives
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    quasi-convex, differentiable constraints
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    efficient solution
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    Kuhn-Tucker constraint qualification
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