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Sufficient optimality criteria in non-linear programming in the presence of convex equality and inequality constraints

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Sufficient optimality criteria are derived for mathematical programs in which non-linear inequality and equality constraints are present. These are similar to those ofKuhn-Tucker andFritz John optimality criteria.

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Für mathematische Optimierungsprobleme mit nichtlinearen Nebenbedingungen in Ungleichungs- und Gleichungsform werden hinreichende Optimalitätskriterien entwickelt, die denen vonKuhn-Tucker undFritz John gleichen.

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Bhatt, S.K., Misra, S.K. Sufficient optimality criteria in non-linear programming in the presence of convex equality and inequality constraints. Zeitschrift für Operations Research 19, 101–105 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01957169

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