In this paper, we introduce two new multiobjective optimization techniques
based on the genetic algorithm (GA), and implemented as part of a multiobje
ctive optimization tool called MOSES (Multiobjective Optimization of System
s in the Engineering Sciences). These methods are based in the concept of m
in-max optimum, and can produce the Pareto set and the best trade-off among
the objectives. The results produced by these approaches are compared to t
hose produced with other mathematical programming techniques and GA-based a
pproaches using two engineering design problems, showing the new techniques
' capability to generate better trade-offs than the approaches previously r
eported in the literature.