Titlebook: Semi-Infinite Programming and Applications; An International Sym Anthony V. Fiacco,Kenneth O. Kortanek Conference proceedings 1983 Springer

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R. J. Duffindividuell unterschiedlich dynamisch – das Mobilit?tsverhalten und die infrastrukturbezogenen Versorgungserfordernisse. Vor diesem Hintergrund stellt sich die Frage, ob und wenn ja wie multilokal lebende ?ltere Menschen die Tauglichkeit ihrer verschiedenen Wohnorte für ein Leben im h?heren Alter eins

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H. Gfrerer,J. Guddat,Hj. Wacker,W. Zulehneraus der Dichotomie von Stadt und Land ein Stadt-Land-Kontinuum entwickelt. Dabei ist in ihren Modellen die Grenze der noch kommunizierbaren Komplexit?t mittlerweile z.?T. erreicht worden. Die eher qualitativ orientierte Postsuburbia-Debatte nivellierte die Unterschiede zwischen Stadt und Land, indem

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Duality in Semi-Infinite Linear Programminge no duality gap between the program and its formal dual (with attainment of value in the dual), for every linear objective function. Earlier work provided sufficient conditions for no duality gap for all linear objective functions, or a necessary and sufficient condition for no duality gap for a fixed linear criterion.

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Numerical Estimation of Optima by use of Duality Inequalities or the dual program. The reason for this is that it is impractical to find feasible solutions to nonlinear equations. Unfortunately the usual Lagrange type dual program has equality constraints. To avoid this difficulty a modified dual program is developed by using suitable support planes. Only inequality constraints then arise.

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Globalization of Locally Convergent Algorithms for Nonlinear Optimization Problems with Constraints along the homotopy path, only the active constraints are considered. We assume that there exists only a finite number of critical points, i.e. points where the index set of the active constraints changes. Then a theoretic concept of a globally convergent algorithm consists of the following three phases: