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Recent advances in global optimization
| Responsibility | Christodoulos A. Floudas and Panos M. Pardalos, editors |
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| Series | Princeton series in computer science |
| Material Type | Book |
| Publication | Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press , c1992 |
| Language | English |
| Size | x, 633 p. : ill. ; 24 cm |
| Abstract | This book will present the papers delivered at the first U.S. conference devoted exclusively to global optimization and will thus provide valuable insights into the significant research on the topic t...at has been emerging during recent years. Held at Princeton University in May 1991, the conference brought together an interdisciplinary group of the most active developers of algorithms for global optimization in order to focus the attention of the mathematical programming community on the unsolved problems and diverse applications of this field. The main subjects addressed at the conference were advances in deterministic and stochastic methods for global optimization, parallel algorithms for global optimization problems, and applications of global optimization. Although global optimization is primarily a mathematical problem, it is relevant to several other disciplines, including computer science, applied mathematics, physical chemistry, molecular biology, statistics, physics, engineering, operations research, communication theory, and economics. Global optimization problems originate from a wide variety of mathematical models of real-world systems. Some of its applications are allocation and location problems and VLSI and data-base design problems. This book will present the papers delivered at the first U.S. conference devoted exclusively to global optimization and will thus provide valuable insights into the significant research on the topic that has been emerging during recent years. Held at Princeton University in May 1991, the conference brought together an interdisciplinary group of the most active developers of algorithms for global optimization in order to focus the attention of the mathematical programming community on the unsolved problems and diverse applications of this field. The main subjects addressed at the conference were advances in deterministic and stochastic methods for global optimization, parallel algorithms for global optimization problems, and applications of global optimization. Although global optimization is primarily a mathematical problem, it is relevant to several other disciplines, including computer science, applied mathematics, physical chemistry, molecular biology, statistics, physics, engineering, operations research, communication theory, and economics. Global optimization problems originate from a wide variety of mathematical models of real-world systems. Some of its applications are allocation and location problems and VLSI and data-base design problems. show more |
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| Status | Volume | Location | Call No. | Printed | Collection Name | Barcode No. | Comments | Reserve | Copy | Automatic archive |
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Central Library ASRS | 417.1/F 34/1 | 1992 |
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SciTech 3F Mathematical Books | P 92/RECE/1 | 1992 |
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068222192000782 |
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Bibliographic details
| Notes | Papers presented at a conference held at Princeton University, May 10-11, 1991 Includes bibliographical references |
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| Authors | Floudas, Christodoulos A. Pardalos, P. M. (Panos M.), 1954- |
| Subjects | LCSH:Mathematical optimization LCSH:Nonlinear programming |
| Classification | LCC:QA402.5 DC20:519.3 |
| ID | 1000036526 |
| ISBN | 0691087407 |
| NCID | BA13486077 |
| Vol | : hard ; ISBN:0691087407 ; PRICE:$69.50 : pbk. ; ISBN:0691025274 ; PRICE:$39.50 |
| Created Date | 2009.09.10 |
| Modified Date | 2009.11.02 |