Minimizing a quasi-concave function subject to a reverse convex constraint (Q1108198)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4066631
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4066631 |
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Minimizing a quasi-concave function subject to a reverse convex constraint (English)
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1988
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Any constraint g(x)\(\geq 0\) is called a reverse convex constraint if g: R \(n\to R\) 1 is a continuous convex function. This paper establishes a finite method for finding an optimal solution to a concave program with an additional reverse convex constraint. The method presented is a new approach to global optimization problems since it combines the idea of the branch and bound method with the idea of the cutting plane method.
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reverse convex constraint
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concave program
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global optimization
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branch and bound
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cutting plane
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