Nonlinear constrained optimizer and parallel processing for golden block line search

Duc T. Nguyen; Wilson H. Tang; Yeou-Koung Tung; Hakizumwami B. Runesha

Nonlinear constrained optimizer and parallel processing for golden block line search

Duc T. Nguyen, Wilson H. Tang, Yeou-Koung Tung, Hakizumwami B. Runesha

Disaster Prevention and Water Environment Research Center

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Abstract

Generalized exponential penalty functions are constructed for the multiplier methods in solving nonlinear programming problems. The non-smooth extreme constraint Gext is replaced by a single smooth constraint Gs by using the generalized exponential function (base a>1). The well-known K.S. function is found to be a special case of our proposed formulation. Parallel processing for Golden block line search algorithm is then summarized, which can also be integrated into our formulation. Both small and large-scale nonlinear programming problems (up to 2000 variables and 2000 nonlinear constraints) have been solved to validate the proposed algorithms.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	469-477
Number of pages	9
Journal	Computer Assisted Mechanics and Engineering Sciences
Volume	6
Issue number	3
State	Published - 1 Dec 1999
Event	8th International Conference on Numerical Mathematics and Computational Mechanics (NMCM98) - Miskolc, Hung Duration: 24 Aug 1998 → 27 Aug 1998

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