I am working on a problem which is similar to a question in Bazaraa's book, Nonlinear Programming(Question 3.61, 3rd edition). If I solve that question, my problem is solved as well. The question is as follows:
Let g: S->R and h:S->R, where S is a nonempty convex set in R^n. Consider the function f: S->R defined by f(x)=g(x)/h(x). Show that f is quasiconvex if the following two conditions hold true:
a. g is convex on S, and g(x)>=0 for each x in S
b. h is concave on S, and h(x)>0 for each x in S.
Jinjing, NaC1, and 皆兄弟也, do you have any thought? Thanks in advance.
A question in Bazaraa's book
所有跟帖:
•
回複:A question in Bazaraa's book
-亂彈-
♂
(170 bytes)
()
09/09/2010 postreply
18:23:20
•
回複:回複:A question in Bazaraa's book
-guest1000-
♂
(24 bytes)
()
09/10/2010 postreply
18:04:29
•
First time See Quasi-Convex and It's Definition.
-Commentate-
♂
(0 bytes)
()
09/10/2010 postreply
19:23:58
•
不鼓勵給別人做作業
-badminton-
♂
(0 bytes)
()
09/12/2010 postreply
17:39:37
•
Thank you, I just back home, 亂彈is senior Mathematician
-jinjing-
♀
(135 bytes)
()
09/09/2010 postreply
19:32:06
•
回複:多謝你的邀請。我最多是個數學愛好者,很不專業。
-NaCl-
♂
(0 bytes)
()
09/09/2010 postreply
20:05:18
•
It's too professional, I never involved in it. Sorry!
-皆兄弟也-
♂
(0 bytes)
()
09/10/2010 postreply
07:48:54