Two-person second-order games, Part 2: restructuring operations to reach a win-win profile, Journal of
Optimization Theory and Applications 141(3): 641-659.
Lipschitzian optimization without the Lipschitz constant, Journal of
Optimization Theory and Application 79(1): 157-181.
programming and Lipschitzian optimization, Journal of
Optimization Theory and Application 58: 11-37.
The papers, which represent the contributors' current research, are grouped according to often broad session topics that include modeling and simulation, rough set and data mining, fuzzy system and application, circuit design and system, fuzzy automation, and
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