Convergence of implementable descent algorithms for unconstrained optimization
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Having the paper of \textit{A. N. Iusem} and \textit{B. F. Svaiter} about a proximal regularization of the steepest descent method [RAIRO-Rech. Opér. 29, 123-130 (1995; Zbl 0835.90066)] in mind and using quasi-Fejér convergence it is shown, that for quasiconvex objectives the whole sequence, obtained by a suitable descent algorithm with Armijo step size rule, is convergent.
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