Active set and interior methods for nonlinear optimization

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The authors discuss several fundamental questions concerning the problem of minimizing a nonlinear function subject to a set of inequality constraints. They consider the following important problem: What makes the problem intrinsically difficult to solve, and which characterizations of the solution make its solution more tractable? This leads to a discussion of two important methods of solution: active set and interior points. The authors make a critical assessment of the two approaches, and describe the main issues that must be resolved to make them effective in the solution of very large problems.











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