2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-87178-9_25
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Comparative Study of a New Problem Decomposition Method for Solving Global Optimization Problems on Loosely Coupled Systems

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“…The development of mathematical optimization methods in chemical technology has been carried out and is being carried out by many authors: M. G. Slinko [1], V. I. Bykov [2], R. Aris [3], V. V. Kafarov [4], etc. These researchers use the following optimization methods: (1) classical analysis of the study of functions; (2) calculus of variations; (3) Pontryagin's maximum principle; (4) dynamic programming and linear programming; (5) nonlinear programming; (6) methods of global optimization, etc. Optimization methods in chemical technology are mainly devoted to single-criteria optimization according to the criterion of the product yield.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The development of mathematical optimization methods in chemical technology has been carried out and is being carried out by many authors: M. G. Slinko [1], V. I. Bykov [2], R. Aris [3], V. V. Kafarov [4], etc. These researchers use the following optimization methods: (1) classical analysis of the study of functions; (2) calculus of variations; (3) Pontryagin's maximum principle; (4) dynamic programming and linear programming; (5) nonlinear programming; (6) methods of global optimization, etc. Optimization methods in chemical technology are mainly devoted to single-criteria optimization according to the criterion of the product yield.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In the study of multi-criteria optimization, the problem of compromise of the values of the optimality criteria arises. The authors of such methods are A. P. Karpenko [5], R. Wang [6], D. E. Goldberg [7], A. Abraham [8], K. Deb [9], D. Corne [10], and S. Chowdhury [11]. However, for problems of chemical kinetics, methods of multicriteria optimization with simultaneous analysis of several criteria were not used earlier.…”
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“…In this study, we consider the emerging class of loosely coupled computing systems, in particular, grid systems comprising heterogeneous personal computers (desktop grids), which are widely used for scientific computations [21,22]. When developing an optimization algorithm for this class of systems, communication expenses between computing nodes must be minimized.…”
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“…When developing an optimization algorithm for this class of systems, communication expenses between computing nodes must be minimized. It is possible to achieve this task either with a peculiar optimization algorithm [23,24] or with a specific parallelization technique [22].…”
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confidence: 99%