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GeneralizedF-convexity and its classification

R.N. Mukherjee, Ch. Purnachandra Rao

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Several types of F-convexity (FC), pseudo F-convexity (PFC) and quasi F-convexity (QFC) of a nonlinear function are described. Direct implications of the relations existing between various types of F-convexity and generalized F-convexity are presented as well as a block diagram has been proposed which depicts the implications reflected in this paper.

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Several types of F-convexity (FC), pseudo F-convexity (PFC) and quasi F-convexity (QFC) of a nonlinear function are described. Direct implications of the relations existing between various types of F-convexity and generalized F-convexity are presented as well as a block diagram has been proposed which depicts the implications reflected in this paper.

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Several types of F-convexity (FC), pseudo F-convexity (PFC) and quasi F-convexity (QFC) of a nonlinear function are described. Direct implications of the relations existing between various types of F-convexity and generalized F-convexity are presented as well as a block diagram has been proposed which depicts the implications reflected in this paper.

Key concepts: Convexity, Mathematics, Nonlinear system, Diagram, Function (biology), Block (permutation group theory), Applied mathematics, Pure mathematics

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