Numerical Methods

In  Chap. 9 we give a survey on numerical approaches for solving vector optimization problems with a variable ordering structure. We provide algorithms for solving finite discrete as well as continuous vector optimization problems.

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Gabriele Eichfelder

Variable Ordering Structures in Vector Optimization

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Gabriele Eichfelder

Variable Ordering Structures in Vector Optimization

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Gabriele Eichfelder Institut für Mathematik Technische Universität Ilmenau Ilmenau Germany

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