second order sufficient conditions for constrained optimization
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The above described first order conditions are necessary conditions for constrained optimization Bellow we introduce appropriate second order sufficient conditions for constrained optimization problems in terms of bordered Hessian matrices |
What is second-order sufficient optimality in nonlinear optimization?
Our approach builds on an explicit elementary computation of the so-called second subderivative of the indicator function associated with the semidefinite cone which recovers the best curvature term known in the literature. Second-order sufficient optimality conditions play a significant role in the theory of nonlinear optimization.
What are second-order optimality conditions in constrained optimization?
It has been well-recognized in the past that second-order optimality conditions in constrained optimization depend on the second derivative of the objective function as well as the curvature of the feasible set. In the presence of constraints of type ( 1.1 ), the latter can be described in terms of the second derivative of F and the curvature of C.
What is the second-order necessary condition for a Hessian matrix?
Consider the Hessian of with respect to evaluated at : The second-order necessary condition says that this Hessian matrix must be positive semidefinite on the tangent space to at , i.e., we must have for all . Note that this is weaker than asking the above Hessian matrix to be positive semidefinite in the usual sense (on the entire ).
What is a second-order sufficient condition?
The second-order sufficient condition says that a point is a strict constrained local minimum of if the first-order necessary condition for optimality ( 1.25) holds and, in addition, we have Again, here is the vector of Lagrange multipliers and is the corresponding augmented cost.
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3 jan 2010 · sary (and partly sufficient) optimality conditions for a general class of constrained optimization In this way we obtain first-order optimality conditions problem of constrained optimization in finite-dimensional spaces: |
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