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Convergence properties of some multi-objective evolutionary algorithms
We present four abstract evolutionary algorithms for multi-objective optimization and theoretical results that characterize their convergence behavior. Thanks to these results it is easy to verify whether or not a particular instantiation of these abstract evolutionary algorithms offers the desired limit behavior. Several examples are given.