I know the maximum and minimum values of a bounded convex function occurs at the endpoints of the function. Is the converse holds:
If the maximum and minimum of a function are at the endpoints, is the function convex?
I know the maximum and minimum values of a bounded convex function occurs at the endpoints of the function. Is the converse holds:
If the maximum and minimum of a function are at the endpoints, is the function convex?
Look at the sinus between $-\pi/2$ and $9\pi/2$.