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for the case (3); and<br />

for the case (4).<br />

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o{x)<br />

(B) Reciprocal functions [6, 2, 10]. Let T be a convex set in R", let a<br />

be a numerical function defined on J\ and let 0(x) = \la(x). Then<br />

(1) a concave > 0 on T => 0 convex > 0 on T,<br />

(2) a convex < 0 on r => 0 concave < 0 on J\<br />

The above follows from (Iiv) and (1'iv') respectively if we define<br />

q>(y,z) = l.ly, (y,z)eRxR and note that V, 0, (3 concave > 0 => 0 convex >0<br />

(2) a concave < 0, fl concave > 0 => 8 convex > 0<br />

(3) a linear, ft concave > 0 =» 6 convex > 0<br />

(1') a concave < 0, 0 convex < 0 => 0 concave 0 concave < 0.<br />

If we observe that the function

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