Optimization by space-densifying curves as a natural generalization of the Alienor method.
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(9)- Generation of α‐dense curves and application to global optimization
- Approximating the attractor set of countable iterated function systems by \(\alpha\)-dense curves
- A new approach to the reduction of multiple integrals to simple ones using Chebyshev's kernels
- Approximating the attractor set of iterated function systems of order \(m\) by \(\alpha\)-dense curves
- Existence of solutions for infinite systems of differential equations by densifiability techniques
- Box-counting dimension computed by {\(\alpha\)}-dense curves
- Integer optimization by α‐dense curves
- Global optimization‐preserving operators
- Densifiable metric spaces
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