Weak efficiency for multiobjective variational problems

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted on weakly efficient solutions for multiobjective variational problems (MVPs). A new concept of weak vector critical point which generalizes others already existing, and a new class of pseudoindex functions is equivalent to the class of functions whose weak vector critical points are weakly efficient solutions for MVPs.

Evaluation, Nonlinear programming, Classicism

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Generalized invex monotonicity

Article Abstract:

Definition of generalized invex monotone functions as an extension of monotone functions is discussed.

Study and teaching, Monotonic functions

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Two alternative models for farm management: discrete versus continuous time horizon

Article Abstract:

Comparative analysis of two heuristic models for farm management is presented.

Methods, Models, Comparative analysis, Decision support systems, Heuristic programming, Farm management, Decision support software

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