Advances in convex optimization: conic programming
Arkadi Nemirovski
Abstract
Arkadi Nemirovski
Abstract
During the last two decades, major developments in convex optimization were focusing on conic programming, primarily, on linear, conic quadratic and semidefinite optimization. Conic programming allows to reveal rich structure which usually is possessed by a convex program and to exploit this structure in order to process the program efficiently. In the paper, we overview the major components of the resulting theory (conic duality and primal-dual interior point polynomial time algorithms), outline the extremely rich “expressive abilities” of conic quadratic and semidefinite programming and discuss a number of instructive applications.
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During the last two decades, major developments in convex optimization were focusing on conic programming, primarily, on linear, conic quadratic and semidefinite optimization. Conic programming allows to reveal rich structure which usually is possessed by a convex program and to exploit this structure in order to process the program efficiently. In the paper, we overview the major components of the resulting theory (conic duality and primal-dual interior point polynomial time algorithms), outline the extremely rich “expressive abilities” of conic quadratic and semidefinite programming and discuss a number of instructive applications.
Key concepts: Conic optimization, Conic section, Second-order cone programming, Semidefinite programming, Mathematical optimization, Quadratically constrained quadratic program, Quadratic programming, Duality (order theory)