Advances in applied mathematics and global optimization [Documento electrónico] : in honor of Gilbert Strang / edited by David Y. Gao, Hanif D. Sherali
Language: eng.Country: US - United States of America.Publication: Boston : Springer , 2009Description: XXVIII, 520 p.ISBN: 978-0-387-75714-8.Series: Advances in Mechanics and MathematicsSubject - Topical Name: Matemática aplicada | Mecânica, Matemática Online Resources:Click here to access onlineItem type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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The articles that comprise this distinguished annual volume for the Advances in Mechanics and Mathematics series have been written in honor of Gilbert Strang, a world renowned mathematician and exceptional person. Written by leading experts in complementarity, duality, global optimization, and quantum computations, this collection reveals the beauty of these mathematical disciplines and investigates recent developments in global optimization, nonconvex and nonsmooth analysis, nonlinear programming, theoretical and engineering mechanics, large scale computation, quantum algorithms and computation, and information theory. Much of the material, including the various methodologies, is written for nonexperts and is intended to stimulate graduate students and young faculty to venture into this rich domain of research; it will also benefit researchers and practitioners in several areas of applied mathematics, mechanics, and engineering.
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