Maximal elements of sub-topical functions with applications to global optimization

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We study the support sets of sub-topical functions‎ ‎and investigate their maximal elements in order to establish a necessary and sufficient condition‎ ‎for the global minimum of the difference of two sub-topical functions‎.

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volume 42  issue Issue 7 (Special Issue)

pages  31- 41

publication date 2016-12-18

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