Duality for multiobjective fractional programming involvingn-set functions sup*
Cheong Lai Jo, Dohee Kim, G.M. Lee
Abstract
Cheong Lai Jo, Dohee Kim, G.M. Lee
Abstract
For a multiobjective fractional programming problem (MFP) involving vector valued n-set functions, the dual problem (MFD) and the generalized dual problem (GMFD) are formulated and the concept of efficiency is used to prove the weak, strong and strict converse duality results between the associated parametric problem (MFP) λ and (MFD) under generalized ρ-convexity assumptions. Also, those duality results between (MFP) λ, and (GMFD) are obtained
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For a multiobjective fractional programming problem (MFP) involving vector valued n-set functions, the dual problem (MFD) and the generalized dual problem (GMFD) are formulated and the concept of efficiency is used to prove the weak, strong and strict converse duality results between the associated parametric problem (MFP) λ and (MFD) under generalized ρ-convexity assumptions. Also, those duality results between (MFP) λ, and (GMFD) are obtained
Key concepts: Fractional programming, Mathematics, Duality (order theory), Strong duality, Converse, Wolfe duality, Convexity, Multiobjective programming