ا ابن الخطاب مشرف قسم الرياضيات العامة طاقم الإدارة Mar 1, 2009 #2 simply, let f be a function and A belongs to [0,1], we call f is convex at apoint x in Dom (f) if f(x)<= A f+ (1-A) f(z) whenever x= Ay+(1-a) z, which is equivalent to say that f has a support at x
simply, let f be a function and A belongs to [0,1], we call f is convex at apoint x in Dom (f) if f(x)<= A f+ (1-A) f(z) whenever x= Ay+(1-a) z, which is equivalent to say that f has a support at x
T terooz New Member Mar 4, 2009 #4 alomari قال: simply, let f be a function and A belongs to [0,1], we call f is convex at apoint x in Dom (f) if f(x)<= A f+ (1-A) f(z) whenever x= Ay+(1-a) z, which is equivalent to say that f has a support at x أنقر للتوسيع... شكرا وباركة الله فيك
alomari قال: simply, let f be a function and A belongs to [0,1], we call f is convex at apoint x in Dom (f) if f(x)<= A f+ (1-A) f(z) whenever x= Ay+(1-a) z, which is equivalent to say that f has a support at x أنقر للتوسيع... شكرا وباركة الله فيك