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| Author(s) | Kovacs, Gabriella |
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About the study of convexity of nonderivable functions
Gabriella Kovacs
Abstract
creative_2000_9_069_078_abstractFull PDF
creative_2000_9_069_078A convex function has finite lateral derivatives in every interior point of its domain and also it is continuous in every interior point of its domain. Based on these and related properties, we formulate a simple algorithm that determines if a given function if it is or isn’t convex(concave) on I.
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