Titlebook: Linear and Nonlinear Optimization; Richard W. Cottle,Mukund N. Thapa Textbook 2017 Springer Science+Business Media LLC 2017 Operations Res

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UNCONSTRAINED OPTIMIZATION,variables and others did not. From this chapter onwards we will discuss ways to solve various types of optimization problems stated in terms of minimization. This is not really restrictive for we have already shown in (8.3) how to convert maximization problems to minimization problems. Our discussio

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PROBLEMS WITH NONLINEAR CONSTRAINTS,when moving in a linear direction from one feasible point to another, we could keep a subset of the constraints active (or satisfied). This, in general, is not possible for nonlinear constraints, and the development of appropriate algorithms must take this into account.

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PROBLEMS WITH NONLINEAR CONSTRAINTS,when moving in a linear direction from one feasible point to another, we could keep a subset of the constraints active (or satisfied). This, in general, is not possible for nonlinear constraints, and the development of appropriate algorithms must take this into account.

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LINEAR EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES,As we have observed, the constraints of a meaningful linear program must include at least one linear inequality, but otherwise they may be composed of linear equations, linear inequalities, or some of each.

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THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM,There are several ways to solve linear programs, but even after its invention in 1947 and the emergence of many new rivals, George B. Dantzig’s Simplex Algorithm stands out as the foremost method of all.