Criteria for Generalized Monotonicity

  • Siegfried Schaible
Part of the Applied Optimization book series (APOP, volume 13)

Abstract

Characterizations of different kinds of generalized monotonicity are surveyed for the following subclasses of maps: affine maps, differentiable maps, locally Lipschitz maps.

Key words

Generalized convexity generalized monotonicity affine maps differentiable maps locally Lipschitz maps 

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Authors and Affiliations

  • Siegfried Schaible
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  1. 1.Graduate School of ManagementUniversity of CaliforniaRiversideUSA

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