This document outlines the organization of a course on linear and nonlinear optimization. It is divided into 5 parts that cover mathematical background, characterizing maxima and minima, iterative methods for unconstrained optimization, and iterative methods for constrained optimization. Key topics include conditions for optimality, convex functions, duality, gradient descent methods, Newton's method, conjugate gradients, and quasi-Newton methods. Monthly tests will be given after parts of the course, and a final exam will cover the entire syllabus.
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Lno 2017 Syllabus
This document outlines the organization of a course on linear and nonlinear optimization. It is divided into 5 parts that cover mathematical background, characterizing maxima and minima, iterative methods for unconstrained optimization, and iterative methods for constrained optimization. Key topics include conditions for optimality, convex functions, duality, gradient descent methods, Newton's method, conjugate gradients, and quasi-Newton methods. Monthly tests will be given after parts of the course, and a final exam will cover the entire syllabus.
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Linear
and
nonlinear
op0miza0on
–
Course
organiza0on
Books:
An
introduc+on
to
op+miza+on
–
Chong
and
Zak
-‐
Wiley
Linear
and
nonlinear
programming
–
Luenberger
and
Ye
-‐
Springer
Numerical
op+miza+on
–
J.
Nocedal,
S.
J.
Wright
–
Springer
Part
I:
Review
of
mathema0cal
background
Chapter
1
Background
linear
algebra
Chapter
2
Background
calculus
Monthly
test
I
Part
II:
Characteriza0on
of
maxima
and
minima
Chapter
3
Condi+ons
of
maxima
and
minima
for
unconstrained
op+miza+on
Chapter
4
Convex
and
quadra+c
func+ons
Chapter
5
Condi+ons
of
maxima
and
minima
for
constrained
op+miza+on
Monthly
test
II
Chapter
6
Convex
op+miza+on
problems
and
duality
Part
III:
Itera0ve
methods
for
unconstrained
op0miza0on
Chapter
7
Line
search
methods
Chapter
8
Method
of
steepest
descent
and
Newton’s
method
Chapter
9
Method
of
conjugate
direc+ons
Monthly
test
III
Chapter
10
Quasi-‐Newton
method
Part
V:
Itera0ve
methods
for
constrained
op0miza0on
Chapter
11
Linear
programming
Chapter
12
Itera+ve
methods
for
nonlinear
constrained
op+miza+on