On a class of interval-valued optimization problems (Q6168751)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7724483
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    On a class of interval-valued optimization problems
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7724483

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      On a class of interval-valued optimization problems (English)
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      9 August 2023
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      Recall first that KT-pseudoinvexity is a type of pseudoinvexity that is often used to study the optimality conditions in variational optimization problems. And in order to manage uncertainity in optimization problems interval-optimization is used. In this paper the interval-valued KT-pseudoinvex variational control problems involving multiple integral functionals are considered. Using a new kind of generalized convexity it is proved that an interval-valued KT-pseudoinvex variational control problem is such that every Kuhn-Tucker point is an LU-optimal solution. Here, LU-optimality means that the optimization problem involves linear functions and doesn't have nonlinear constraints. An example illustrating the obtained results of the paper is discussed.
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      interval-valued variational control problem
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      Kuhn-Tucker LU-optimality conditions
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      interval-valued KT-pseudoinvexity
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      uncertainty
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