Survey of penalty, exact-penalty and multiplier methods from 1968 to 1993
D. Boukari, Anthony V. Fiacco
Abstract
D. Boukari, Anthony V. Fiacco
Abstract
This paper is an updated and edited version of the survey that appeared in Boukari [42]. The original work reported on research since the Fiacco-McCormick 1968 survey [95] that has been undertaken in penalty function methodology and its extensions (exact penalty and augmented Lagrangian); the software that implements penalty and augmented Lagrangian algorithms; and some of the comparative studies that have been carried on during the 1968-88 period The original survey also included some results relative to Karmarker's [I441 method and its extensions. The bulk of the new material here is contained in a new section that deals with recent (roughly, 1988-93) advances in interior-point classical penalty function, exactpenalty, and augmented Lagrangian methods
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This paper is an updated and edited version of the survey that appeared in Boukari [42]. The original work reported on research since the Fiacco-McCormick 1968 survey [95] that has been undertaken in penalty function methodology and its extensions (exact penalty and augmented Lagrangian); the software that implements penalty and augmented Lagrangian algorithms; and some of the comparative studies that have been carried on during the 1968-88 period The original survey also included some results relative to Karmarker's [I441 method and its extensions. The bulk of the new material here is contained in a new section that deals with recent (roughly, 1988-93) advances in interior-point classical penalty function, exactpenalty, and augmented Lagrangian methods
Key concepts: Penalty method, Augmented Lagrangian method, Mathematics, Lagrangian, Multiplier (economics), Applied mathematics, Mathematical optimization, Lagrange multiplier