A generalized saddlepoint theory. Its application to duality theory for linear vector optimum problems
From MaRDI portal
Publication:1248464
DOI10.1016/S0377-2217(77)81008-4zbMath0383.90099MaRDI QIDQ1248464
Publication date: 1977
Published in: European Journal of Operational Research (Search for Journal in Brave)
Related Items (24)
Duality in vector optimization ⋮ Vector maximisation and lagrange multipliers ⋮ Some results on dual vector optimization problems ⋮ Multiobjective fractional programming duality. a Lagrangian approach ⋮ Some minimax problems of vector-valued functions ⋮ Minimax theorems and cone saddle points of uniformly same-order vector- valued functions ⋮ Lexicographical order and duality in multiobjective programming ⋮ Strictly feasible solutions and strict complementarity in multiple objective linear optimization ⋮ Generalization of Fenchel's duality theorem for convex vector optimization ⋮ Constrained vector valued ratio games and generalized subdifferentiable multiobjective fractional minmax programming ⋮ Saddle points and scalarizing sets in multiple objective linear programming ⋮ Some saddle-point theorems for vector-valued functions ⋮ Duality for nonlinear multiple-criteria optimization problems ⋮ Some minimax theorems in vector-valued functions ⋮ Constrained \(\epsilon\)-vector valued games and generalized multi-valued \(\epsilon\)-minmax, \(\epsilon\)-maxmin programming. ⋮ On duality in multiple objective linear programming ⋮ Vector-valued lagrangian and multiobjective fractional programming duality ⋮ Set Optimization—A Rather Short Introduction ⋮ Set-valued duality theory for multiple objective linear programs and application to mathematical finance ⋮ Symmetric dual multiobjective programming ⋮ Geometric consideration of duality in vector optimization ⋮ Saddle points and duality in multi-objective programming ⋮ On efficient sets in vector maximum problems - A brief survey ⋮ Analysis of multicriteria decision aid in Europe
Cites Work
This page was built for publication: A generalized saddlepoint theory. Its application to duality theory for linear vector optimum problems
