Abstract

We introduce a new class of interval-valued preinvex functions termed as harmonically h-preinvex interval-valued functions. We establish new inclusion of Hermite–Hadamard for harmonically h-preinvex interval-valued function via interval-valued Riemann–Liouville fractional integrals. Further, we prove fractional Hermite–Hadamard-type inclusions for the product of two harmonically h-preinvex interval-valued functions. In this way, these findings include several well-known results and newly obtained results of the existing literature as special cases. Moreover, applications of the main results are demonstrated by presenting some examples.

Highlights

  • After illustrating the concept of interval-valued functions, this paper proposes a new definition of harmonically h-preinvex interval-valued functions

  • From the definition of harmonically h-preinvex interval-valued function, we can see that every harmonical hconvex interval-valued function is harmonically h-preinvex interval-valued function with respect to η (v, u) = v − u

  • We have introduced harmonically h-preinvex interval-valued functions which include harmonical h-convex interval-valued functions and harmonical convex interval-valued functions as special cases

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Summary

Introduction

A useful generalization of convex functions is introduced by Hanson [7] which is called invex functions. In 1986, Ben-Israel and Mond [8] proposed the notion of preinvex functions and showed that every differentiable preinvex function is invex, but the converse may not be true. Moore [10] was the first to propose the concept of interval analysis and extend the arithmetic of intervals to the computer. Provided a methodology to determine the efficient solution of general multi-objective interval fractional programming problem. Li et al [14] introduced the concept of invexity using gH-derivative of interval-valued functions and derived Kuhn–Tucker optimality conditions for an interval-valued objective function.

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