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Peter W. Christensen, Jong-Shi Pang
Publication date: 7 June 2000
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convergenceinterior point methodcomplementarity problemsconstrained semi-smooth equationdiscrete three-dimensional, quasistatic small-displacement elastic-body frictional contact problempotential reduction Newton methodsystem of semi-smooth equationsunconstrained semi-smooth equation
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