An algorithm for the linear complementarity problem with upper and lower bounds (Q1106738)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4062854
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    An algorithm for the linear complementarity problem with upper and lower bounds
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4062854

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      An algorithm for the linear complementarity problem with upper and lower bounds (English)
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      We adapt the octahedral simplicial algorithm for solving systems of nonlinear equations to solve the linear complementarity problem with upper and lower bounds. The proposed algorithm generates a piecewise linear path from an arbitrarily chosen point \(z^ 0\) to a solution point. This path is followed by linear programming pivot steps in a system of n linear equations, where n is the size of the problem. The starting point \(z^ 0\) is left in the direction of one of the \(2^ n\) vertices of the feasible region. The ray along which \(z^ 0\) is left depends on the sign pattern of the function value at \(z^ 0\). The sign pattern of the linear function and the location of the points in comparison with \(z^ 0\) completely govern the path of the algorithm.
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      pivoting algorithm
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      arbitrary starting point
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      octahedral simplicial algorithm
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      systems of nonlinear equations
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      upper and lower bounds
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