New optimality conditions in vector continuous-time programming
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https://doi.org/10.2298/YJOR200415028JKeywords:
continuous-time programming, vector optimization, optimality conditionsAbstract
In this work vector continuous-time programming problem with inequality constraints is considered. The necessary and sufficient optimality conditions under generalized concavity assumptions are established. The results were formulated using differentiability.References
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