Nonlinear Programming : Analysis and methods

By:

Avriel, Mordecai [author.]

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TextLanguage: eng. Publication details: Mineola : Dover, 1976.Description: xiv, 530pISBN:

0486432270

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Other classification:

B2893P L6;2 TB

Summary: This overview provides a single-volume treatment of key algorithms and theories. Begins with the derivation of optimality conditions and discussions of convex programming, duality, generalized convexity, and analysis of selected nonlinear programs, and then explores techniques for numerical solutions and unconstrained optimization methods. 1976 edition. Includes 58 figures and 7 tables.

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Includes Author index 499-503p.; Subject index 504-512p.

This overview provides a single-volume treatment of key algorithms and theories. Begins with the derivation of optimality conditions and discussions of convex programming, duality, generalized convexity, and analysis of selected nonlinear programs, and then explores techniques for numerical solutions and unconstrained optimization methods. 1976 edition. Includes 58 figures and 7 tables.

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