Convex and concave functions are different than shapes because they are made up of singular lines. Therefore, they have to be defined differently because there are technically no internal or external angles. A function on a graph is convex if a line segment drawn through any two points on the...
(i.e., the function's secant lines are below the function), while a convex function is sometimes called ''concave up'' (i.e., the function's secant lines are above the function). Thus, concave up vs. concave down is a matter of whether the function encloses its secant lines from ...
Jensen's inequality applies to convex and concave functions. The properties of these functions that are relevant for understanding the proof of the inequality are: the tangents of a convex function lie entirely below its graph; the tangents of a concave function lie entirely above its graph. Al...
In the case of an arbitrary continuous function, its best piecewise linear approximation in general is not continuous. It is continuous when approximating strictly convex and strictly concave functions.doi:10.3103/S1063454118040118Malozemov, V. N....
Lecture 17(A): Concave and Convex Functions 21:14 Lecture 17(B): Concave and Convex Functions 25:38 Lecture 18(A): Alternative Norms and Metrics 32:35 Lecture 18(B): Alternative Norms and Metrics 20:39 Lecture 18(C): Alternative Norms and Metrics 14:35 Lecture 18(D): Alternati...
Maxima and Minima Concave Up or Down Bounded or Unbounded Continuous or Discontinuous Differentiable or Non-Differentiable 1. Domain and Range The set of all inputs (e.g., x-values) is called thedomain. For example, the f(x) = x2can have any number as an x-value, so the domain is...
Lecture 17(B): Concave and Convex Functions 25:38 Lecture 18(A): Alternative Norms and Metrics 32:35 Lecture 18(B): Alternative Norms and Metrics 20:39 Lecture 18(C): Alternative Norms and Metrics 14:35 Lecture 18(D): Alternative Norms and Metrics 16:32 Lecture 19(A): Sequence...
In this paper we investigate Oka-1 manifolds and Oka-1 maps, a class of complex manifolds and holomorphic maps recently introduced by Alarcón and Fors
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Learn what concave and convex quadrilaterals are. See the properties of convex and concave quadrilaterals and find examples of each, such as concave trapezoids. Updated: 11/21/2023 Table of Contents What is a Convex Quadrilateral? What is a Concave Quadrilateral? Lesson Summary Frequently Asked...