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F-G Generalized Convex Functions and Semicontinuous Functions

Xiujuan Liu

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The paper studied F-G generalized convex functions,obtained two density theorems and two sufficient conditions of F-G generalized convex functions with respect to semicontinuity of functions by using the equality relation in condition P1 and P2,and put these results on some different types of generalized convex functions.

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The paper studied F-G generalized convex functions,obtained two density theorems and two sufficient conditions of F-G generalized convex functions with respect to semicontinuity of functions by using the equality relation in condition P1 and P2,and put these results on some different types of generalized convex functions.

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The paper studied F-G generalized convex functions,obtained two density theorems and two sufficient conditions of F-G generalized convex functions with respect to semicontinuity of functions by using the equality relation in condition P1 and P2,and put these results on some different types of generalized convex functions.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Convex function, Regular polygon, Convex analysis, Pure mathematics, Subderivative, Proper convex function, Generalized function

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