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J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)496506 www.academicpress.comHigher-ordergeneralizedinvexityanddualityinnondifferentiablemathematicalShashiK.MishraandNormaG.RuedaDepartmentofMathematics,FacultyofEngineeringandTechnology,R.B.S.College,Bichpuri283105,Agra,IndiaDepartmentofMathematics,MerrimackCollege,NorthAndover,MA01845,USAReceived1August2000SubmittedbyJ.P.Dauer AbstractInthispaperweconsideranumberofhigher-orderdualstoanondifferentiablepro-grammingproblemandestablishdualityunderthehigher-ordergeneralizedinvexityconditionsintroducedinanearlierworkbyMishraandRueda.2002ElsevierScience(USA).Allrightsreserved. 1.IntroductionMond[4]consideredtheclassofnondifferentiablemathematicalprogrammingproblemssubjectto wherearetwicedifferentiablefunctionsfrom,respec-tively,andisanpositivesemi-denite(symmetric)matrix.Letsatisfy Correspondi
2 ngauthor.E-mailaddress:norma.rueda@merri
ngauthor.E-mailaddress:norma.rueda@merrimack.edu(N.G.Rueda).ResearchsupportedbytheUniversityGrantsCommissionofIndiathroughgrant#:F8-33/20010022-247X/02/$seefrontmatter2002ElsevierScience(USA).Allrightsreserved.PII:S0022-247X(02)00170-1 S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)496506(1.1).Mond[4]denedtheset0if0ifwhere,andestablishedthefollowingnecessaryconditionstobeanoptimalsolutionto(NDP).Proposition1.1.1If0isanoptimalsolutionofandthecorrespondingsetisempty,thenthereexist,andsuchthat WeshallmakeuseofthegeneralizedSchwarzinequality[6]Thesecond-orderMangasariantype[2]andMondWeirtype[5]dualsto(NDP)weregivenbyBectorandChandra[1]asthefollowingproblems:ND2MD subjectto whereND2D subjectto Usingthesecond-orderconvexi
3 tyconditionBectorandChandra[1]estab-lish
tyconditionBectorandChandra[1]estab-lisheddualitytheoremsbetween(NDP)and(ND2MD)and(ND2D),respectively.TheMangasariantype[2]andMondWeirtype[5]higher-orderdualto(NDP)weregivenin[7]asfollows: S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)496506 subjecttowheresubjectto Dualityresultsareestablishedunderhigher-orderinvexityandgeneralizedhigher-orderinvexityassumptionsbetween(NDP)and(NDHMD)and(NDHD),asin[7],respectively.DeÞnition1.1.Theobjectivefunctionandtheconstraintfunctions,aresaidtobehigher-ordertypeIatwithrespecttoafunctionif,forall,thefollowinginequalitieshold:DeÞnition1.2.Theobjectivefunctionandtheconstraintfunctions,aresaidtobehigher-orderpseudo-quasitypeIatwithrespectt
4 oafunctionif,forall,thefollowingimplicat
oafunctionif,forall,thefollowingimplicationshold: S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)4965062.Mangasariantypehigher-orderdualityInthissectionweobtaindualityresultsbetween(NDP)and(NDHMD).ThefollowingtheoremgeneralizesTheorem4.4.1givenbyZhang[7]tohigher-ordertypeIfunctions.Theorem2.1(weakduality).befeasibleforandletfeasiblefor.If,forallfeasible,thereexistsafunctionsuchthattheninmum(NDP)supremum(NDHMD)Proof. Therstinequalityfollowsfrom(2.1),theequalityfollowsfrom(1.3),andthesecondinequalityfollowsfrom(2.2)andSince1,bythegeneralizedSchwarzinequality(1.2),itfollowsthat Theore
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m2.2(strongduality).bealocalorglobaloptimalsolutionofwithcorrespondingsetemptyand Thenthereexistsuchthatisfeasibleforandthecorrespondingvaluesofareequal.Ifalsoaresatisedatforallfeasible,then S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)496506areglobaloptimalsolutionsforrespectively.Proof.Sinceisanoptimalsolutionto(NDP)andthecorrespondingsetempty,thenfromProposition1.1,thereexistsuchthat Then,using(2.3),wehavethatisfeasiblefor(NDHMD)andthecorrespondingvaluesof(NDP)and(NDHMD)areequal.If(2.1)and(2.2)aresatisedthenfromTheorem2.1mustbeanoptimalsolutionfor(NDHMD).Wenowshowthatweakdualitybetween(NDP)and(NDHMD)holdsunderweakerhigher-ordertypeIconditionsthanthosegiveninTheorem2.1.ThefollowingtheoremisageneralizationofTheorem4.4.3givenbyZhang[7].Theorem2.3(weakduali
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ty).befeasibleforandletfeasiblefor.If,forallfeasible,thereexistsafunctionsuchthat TheninmumsupremumProof.From,wehaveHence,by(2.4),wehave Sinceisfeasiblefor(NDHMD),weget Then,by1andthegeneralizedSchwarzinequality(1.2)itfollowsthat S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)496506Remark2.1. thentheconditions(2.1)and(2.2)aresufcientfortobesecond-ordertypeI.Remark2.2.Thefollowingexample(see[3])showsthatcondition(2.4)isweakerthan(2.1)and(2.2).Consider0,anddenedasinRemark2.1.Condition(2.4)issatisedatforany,whileconditions(2.1)and(2.2)aresatisedonlywhenthecomponentsofarenonnegative.
7 3.MondÐWeirtypehigher-orderdualityWenowc
3.MondÐWeirtypehigher-orderdualityWenowconsideraMondWeirtypehigher-orderdualto(NDP)asin[7]:subjectto ThefollowingtheoremisageneralizationofTheorem4.4.4givenbyZhang[7]tohigher-ordertypeIfunctions.Theorem3.1(weakduality).befeasibleforandletfeasiblefor.If,forallfeasible satisfytheconditionsofTheorem,respectively,theninmumsupremumProof.by(2.1)by(3.1) S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)496506 by(2.2)andby(3.2)Since1,bythegeneralizedSchwarzinequality(1.2),itfollowsthatThefollowingstrongdualitytheoremfollowsalongthelinesofTheorem2.2.Theorem3.2(strongduality).bealocalorglobaloptimalsolutionofwithcorrespondingsetemptyandletconditionbesatised.Thenthereexistsuchthat
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isfeasibleforandthecorrespondingvaluesofareequal.Ifalsoaresatisedatforallfeasible,thenareglobaloptimalsolutionsfor,respec-tively.Weakerconditionsunderwhich(NDHD)isadualto(NDP)canalsobeobtained.ThefollowingisageneralizationofTheorem4.4.6givenbyZhang[7]tohigher-orderpseudo-quasitypeIfunctions.Theorem3.3(weakduality).befeasibleforandletfeasiblefor.If,forallfeasible,thereexistsafunctionsuchthat0(3.3) theninmumsupremumProof.Sinceisfeasiblefor(NDHD),thenby(3.2),wehave by(3.4)by(3.1)by(3.3) S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)496506Since1,bythegeneralizedSchwarzinequality(1.2),itfollowsthatRemark3.1.
9 then(NDHD)becomes(ND2D).4.GeneralMondÐ
then(NDHD)becomes(ND2D).4.GeneralMondÐWeirtypehigher-orderdualityInthissection,weconsiderthefollowinggeneralhigher-orderdualto(NDP):subjecttowhere,withTheorem4.1(weakduality).befeasibleforandletfeasiblefor.If,forallfeasible,thereexistsafunctionsuchthat S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)4965060(4.1)TheninmumsupremumProof.Sinceisfeasiblefor(NDHGD),wehave,forallby(4.2)sinceisfeasiblefor(NDHGD) S.K.Mishra,N.G.Rueda/J.Math.Anal.Appl.272(2002)496506Since1,bythegeneralizedSchwarzinequality(1.2),itfollowsthatTheproofofthefo
10 llowingstrongdualitytheoremfollowsalongt
llowingstrongdualitytheoremfollowsalongthelinesofTheorem2.2,thereforewestatetheresultbutomittheproof.Theorem4.2(strongduality).bealocalorglobaloptimalsolutionofwithcorrespondingsetemptyandletconditionbesatised.Thenthereexistsuchthatisfeasibleforandthecorrespondingvaluesofareequal.Ifalsoaresatisedatforallfeasible,thenareglobaloptimalsolutionsforrespectively.Remark4.1.,then(NDHGD)becomes(NDHMD)andtheconditions(4.1)and(4.2)ofTheorem4.1reducetothecondition(2.4)ofTheorem2.3.forsome,then(NDHGD)becomes(NDHD)andtheconditions(4.1)and(4.2)reducetotheconditions(3.3)and(3.4),respectively,ofTheorem3.3.Theorem4.3(strictconverseduality).beanoptimalsolutionofwithcorrespondingsetempty.Letconditionsbesatisedat,andletconditionsofTheorembesatisedforallfeasible.Ifisanoptimalsolutionofandif,forall
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