VIVEK LAHA

Prof. Dr. VIVEK LAHA

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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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20 February 2015 in Annals of Operations Research
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SMS. K. Mishra
S. K. Mishra
VSVinay Singh
Vinay Singh
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VIVEK LAHA

28 July 2012 in Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications
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SMShashi Kant Mishra
Shashi Kant Mishra
VIVEK LAHAVIVEK LAHA
VIVEK LAHA


24 October 2016 in Optimization
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VIVEK LAHAVIVEK LAHA
VIVEK LAHA
SMShashi Kant Mishra
Shashi Kant Mishra
In this paper, we establish some results which exhibit an application of convexificators in vector optimization problems (VOPs) and vector variational inequaities involving locally Lipschitz functions. We formulate vector variational inequalities of Stampacchia and Minty type in terms of convexificators and use these vector variational inequalities as a tool to find out necessary and sufficient conditions for a point to be a vector minimal point of the VOP. We also consider the corresponding weak versions of the vector variational inequalities and establish several results to find out weak vector minimal points.


1 January 2012 in Filomat
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SMS.K. Mishra
S.K. Mishra
VIVEK LAHAVIVEK LAHA
VIVEK LAHA
In this paper, we consider the multiobjective optimization problems involving the differentiable V-r-invex vector valued functions. Under the assumption of V-r-invexity, we use the Stampacchia type vector variational-like inequalities as tool to solve the vector optimization problems. We establish equivalence among the vector critical points, the weak efficient solutions and the solutions of the Stampacchia type weak vector variational-like inequality problems using Gordan?s separation theorem under the V-r-invexity assumptions. These conditions are more general than those appearing in the literature.