Conjugate Duality and Optimization (CBMS-NSF Regional Conference Series in Applied Mathematics, Series Number 16
Provides a relatively brief introduction to conjugate duality in both finite- and infinite-dimensional problems. This book emphasizes the fundamental importance of the concepts of Lagrangian function, saddle-point, and saddle-value. General examples are drawn from nonlinear programming, approximation, stochastic programming, the calculus of variations, and optimal control.
This monograph provides a relatively brief introduction to conjugate duality in both finite- and infinite-dimensional problems. Emphasizes the fundamental importance of the concepts of Lagrangian function, saddle-point, and saddle-value. General examples are drawn from nonlinear programming, approximation, stochastic programming, the calculus of variations, and optimal control.
Provides a relatively brief introduction to conjugate duality in both finite- and infinite-dimensional problems. This book emphasizes the fundamental importance of the concepts of Lagrangian function, saddle-point, and saddle-value. General examples are drawn from nonlinear programming, approximation, stochastic programming, the calculus of variations, and optimal control.
This monograph provides a relatively brief introduction to conjugate duality in both finite- and infinite-dimensional problems. Emphasizes the fundamental importance of the concepts of Lagrangian function, saddle-point, and saddle-value. General examples are drawn from nonlinear programming, approximation, stochastic programming, the calculus of variations, and optimal control.
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Provides a relatively brief introduction to conjugate duality in both finite- and infinite-dimensional problems. This book emphasizes the fundamental importance of the concepts of Lagrangian function, saddle-point, and saddle-value. General examples are drawn from nonlinear programming, approximation, stochastic programming, the calculus of variations, and optimal control.
This monograph provides a relatively brief introduction to conjugate duality in both finite- and infinite-dimensional problems. Emphasizes the fundamental importance of the concepts of Lagrangian function, saddle-point, and saddle-value. General examples are drawn from nonlinear programming, approximation, stochastic programming, the calculus of variations, and optimal control.
