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Springer,2005 1. Introduction What is mathematical optimization? Objective and constraint functions Basic optimization concepts Further mathematical prerequisites Unconstrained minimization Line search descent mtthods for uncinstrained mininization 2. General line search descent algorithm for unconstrained minimization One-dimensional line search First order line search descent methods Second order line search descent methods Zero order methods and computer Test functions 3. Standard methods for constrained optimization Penalty function methods for constrained minimization optimization subroutines Classical methods for constrained optimization problems Saddle point theory and duality Quadratic programming 4. Modern methods for constrained optimization 5. New gradient-based trajectory and approximation methods Examle problems Some theorems
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