Dr Khin Maung Win, M.A. (Yangon, Myanmar), Ph.D. (Caen, France), Advisor, Mathematics Department, Yangon University
In this paper the definitions of Maximum, strong maximum and weak maximum relative to an ordering come are given. Then the relations between them and equivalent definitions in Rn are stated.
Let X be a real Banach space and C be a convex cone which is neither the whole space nor { 0 } in X. For x, y belonging to X ,we may define a partial ordering relative C in the following way:
x ≥ y, relative to C, (written x ≥c y) if and only if x – y ∈ C.
We may simply write x ≥ y, if C is supposed to be understood, as in the case of R, in which C is understood to be [0, ∞ ), so that x ≥ y means x – y ∈ [ 0, ∞) .
Now, let D be a non-empty sub set of X.
z is said to be a strong maximum of D , if
z ∈ D and for all x in D, z
≥ x.
z is called a maximum of D, if
z ∈ D and (z + C )
∩ D =
{ z}
.
z is called a weak maximum of D, if
z ∈ D and (z + int.C
) ∩ D = Φ
We let S- maxc D = the set of all strong maximums of D, relative to C
maxc D = the set of maximums of D, relative to C
W-maxc D = the set of weak maximums of D relative to C.
We may of course write S-max D. max D and W-max D if C is supposed to be understood.
Then we have the following results:
1. If C is pointed, then S-max D ⊂ max D.
2. max D ⊂ W-max D
3. S-max D ⊂ W-max D
4. In R, ordered by [ 0, ∞ ), S-maxD, max D and W-max D are equivalent.
5. z ∈ max D if and only if there does not exist any other element x in D such that x ≥ z .
6. When X = Rn and C = Rn+
, then
z ∈ max D if and only
if there is no x in D such that xi
≥ zi ,
for all i =
1,2,3.....n and xj > zj
, for some j=1,2,...n .
7. When X = R n and C = Rn+,
z ∈ max D if and only if
x i >
z i for some x in D and for some i implies that there
exists j such that x j< zj .
8. When X = Rn and C = R n+,
z ∈ W-max D if and only if
there is no x in D such that xi
>
z i, for all i = 1, 2, 3, .....n
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