Optimality in Multiobjective Subset Fractional Programming Involving Generalized Type \(n\)-Functions
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https://doi.org/10.26713/jims.v10i4.693Keywords:
Sufficiency, Fractional programming, \(n\)-functionsAbstract
In this paper we investigate the optimality in multiobjective subset fractional programming involving generalized type \(n\)-functions under \((F,\alpha,\rho, d)\)-type-I function. The results presented in this paper extend several results from the literature.Downloads
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