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      On Nonsmooth Semi-Infinite Minimax Programming Problem with\((\mathrm{\Phi },\rho )\)-Invexity

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      Abstract and Applied Analysis
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          We are interested in a nonsmooth minimax programming Problem (SIP). Firstly, we establish the necessary optimality conditions theorems for Problem (SIP) when using the well-known Caratheodory's theorem. Under the Lipschitz ( Φ , ρ ) -invexity assumptions, we derive the sufficiency of the necessary optimality conditions for the same problem. We also formulate dual and establish weak, strong, and strict converse duality theorems for Problem (SIP) and its dual. These results extend several known results to a wider class of problems.

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                Journal
                Abstract and Applied Analysis
                Abstract and Applied Analysis
                Hindawi Limited
                1085-3375
                1687-0409
                2014
                2014
                : 2014
                :
                : 1-7
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                10.1155/2014/317304
                ccb6e7a1-eed0-48d3-8d50-2dd2c308bde1
                © 2014

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