Characterization of Generalized Invexity in Multiobjective Fractional Variational Problem
Abstract
In this article we define certain conditions on the functionals of multi-objective fractional variational problem in order that it becomes F-Kuhn Tucker pseudo invex or F-Fritz John pseudo invex. We also define F-KT and F-FJ points. Further, these problems are characterized such that all F-KT and F-FJ points become efficient solutions for the featured problem. An example is presented to verify the existence of F-KT point. A Parametric dual is proposed and various duality results are proved under the assumption of F-KT as well as F-FJ pseudo invexity.References
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