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A Trust Regional Algorithm for Bound Constrained Minimization

Liang. Ximing, Chengxian Xu

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A trust region algorithm is proposed for box constrained nonlinear optimization. At each step of the algorithm a quadratic model problem in a box is minimized. Global convergence and quadratic convergence rate to a strong local minimizer are given. Computational results are presented to show the efficiency of the algorithm

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A trust region algorithm is proposed for box constrained nonlinear optimization. At each step of the algorithm a quadratic model problem in a box is minimized. Global convergence and quadratic convergence rate to a strong local minimizer are given. Computational results are presented to show the efficiency of the algorithm

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A trust region algorithm is proposed for box constrained nonlinear optimization. At each step of the algorithm a quadratic model problem in a box is minimized. Global convergence and quadratic convergence rate to a strong local minimizer are given. Computational results are presented to show the efficiency of the algorithm

Key concepts: Trust region, Mathematics, Minification, Mathematical optimization, Branch and bound, Algorithm, Upper and lower bounds, Computer science

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