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Convex

Curved, as in the shape of the outside of a circle. Usually referring to the price/required yield relationship for option-free bonds.

Convex

Describing a curve. Generally speaking, analysts use convex to describe the price-yield relationship of coupon bonds.
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Reportedly, Convex Group will leverage its underwriting and claims management excellence, while WNS will provide processing support with its deep (re)insurance domain knowledge and track record in the specialty and reinsurance lines of business to design, build and implement a best-in-class unique target operating model.
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In [7] one can find an interesting new result about the existence of convex solutions of [P.sub.1(0,b)] where 0 < [beta] < 1 under some conditions.
On the Convex and Convex-Concave Solutions of Opposing Mixed Convection Boundary Layer Flow in a Porous Medium
A function [phi] analytic in E is convex of order [alpha]; 0 [less than or equal to] [alpha] < 1 in E if and only if z[phi]'(z) is starlike of order [alpha]; 0 [less than or equal to] [alpha] < 1 in E (e.g., see Duren [4]).
Close-to-Convexity of Convolutions of Classes of Harmonic Functions
If f(x) should be the end point of the path for every x, y [member of] I, then we have [eta](x, y) = x - y and the function reduces to a convex one.
Hermite-Hadamard-Fejer Inequality Related to Generalized Convex Functions via Fractional Integrals
A function f: [DELTA] = [a, b] x [c, d] [subset not equal to] [R.sup.2] [right arrow] R is said to be convex on the coordinates on [DELTA] with a < b and c < d if the partial functions
Hermite-Hadamard Type Integral Inequalities for Functions Whose Second-Order Mixed Derivatives Are Coordinated (s, m)-P-Convex
First, in the section "Literature Review: Several Characterizations of the Increasing Convex Order," the increasing convex order, Ross's strongly more risk averse order, and the theory indicating how these two orders can be combined to facilitate comparative statics analysis are reviewed.
THE INCREASING CONVEX ORDER AND THE TRADE-OFF OF SIZE FOR RISK
Many mathematicians have studied convergence of convex sets on different spaces ([1], [11], [12]):
AN EXTREME POINT THEOREM ON HYPERSPACE
Section 2 is a preliminary on abstract convex spaces due to ourselves.
ON VARIOUS MULTIMAP CLASSES IN THE KKM THEORY AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

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