1989
DOI: 10.15807/jorsj.32.286
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The Path Following Algorithm for Stationary Point Problems on Polyhedral Cones

Abstract: Given a set 9 of R" and a function f : st -+ R" the problem of finding a point =S

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“…Numerous other variable dimension algorithms were developed. Some of the latest are due to Dai, Sekitani and Yamamoto (1992), Dai and Yamamoto (1989), Kamiya and Talman (1990), Talman and Yamamoto (1989). Two unifying approaches have been given, one due to Kojima and Yamamoto (1982), the other due to Preund (1984a,b).…”
Section: Variable Dimension Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerous other variable dimension algorithms were developed. Some of the latest are due to Dai, Sekitani and Yamamoto (1992), Dai and Yamamoto (1989), Kamiya and Talman (1990), Talman and Yamamoto (1989). Two unifying approaches have been given, one due to Kojima and Yamamoto (1982), the other due to Preund (1984a,b).…”
Section: Variable Dimension Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%