一些约束规划问题的近似全局最优解

首先将一个具有多个约束的规划问题转化为一个只有一个约束的规划问题,然后通过利用这个单约束的规划问题,对原来的多约束规划问题提出了一些凸化、凹化的方法,这样这些多约束的规划问题可以被转化为一些凹规划、反凸规划问题．最后,还证明了得到的凹规划和反凸规划的全局最优解就是原问题的近似全局最优解．     

单调全局最优化问题的凸化外逼近算法

单调优化是指目标函数与约束函数均为单调函数的全局优化问题．本文提出一种新的凸化变换方法把单调函数化为凸函数，进而把单调优化问题化为等价的凸极大或凹极小问题，然后采用Hoffman的外逼近方法来求得问题的全局最优解．我们把这种凸化方法同Tuy的Polyblock外逼近方法作了比较，通过数值比较可以看出本文提出的凸化的方法在收敛速度上明显优于Polyblock方法．     

非线性规划的凸化,凹化和单调化

本文提出了一个指数型凸化,凹化变换,并证明了单调非线性规划总能变换成相应的凹规划或凸规划.还证明了带某种类型线性或非线性约束的非线性规划在适当条件下能变换成单调非线性规划.     

非线性规划的凸化,凹化和单调化

本文提出了一个指数型凸化,凹化变换,并证明了单调非线性规划总能变换成相应的凹规划或凸规划.还证明了带某种类型线性或非线性约束的非线性规划在适当条件下能变换成单调非线性规划.     

基于最优D.C.分解的单二次约束非凸二次规划精确算法

本文提出一种基于最优D.C.分解的单二次约束非凸二次规划精确算法.本文首先对非凸二次日标函数进行D.C.分解,然后对D.C.分解中凹的部分进行线性下逼近得到一个凸二次松弛问题.本文证明了最优D.C.分解可通过求解一个半定规划问题得到,而原问题的最优解可以通过计算最优凸二次松弛问题的满足某种互补条件的解得到.最后,本文报告了初步数值计算结果.     

一类反凸规划的全局新算法

§1.引言 到目前为止,大多数非线性规划的有效算法都是寻求它的局部最优解,由于很难判断一个局部解是否就是一个全局解,全局规划的研究是个困难问题,反凸规划由于其可行域的非凸性甚至非连通性,目前有效算法更少。 [1]已经指出很容易把D.C.规划(即目标函数和约束函数均为二个凸函数之差)转化成为一个目标函数为线性的反凸规划:     

一类光滑凸规划的牛顿法

给出了一个求解一类光滑凸规划的算法,利用光滑精确乘子罚函数把一个光滑凸规划的极小化问题化为一个紧集上强凸函数的极小化问题,然后在给定的紧集上用牛顿法对这个强凸函数进行极小化．     

求一类非凸规划问题全局解的确定性算法

本文对一类非凸规划问题(NP)给出一确定性全局优化算法.这类问题包括:在非凸的可行域上极小化有限个带指数的线性函数乘积的和与差,广义线性多乘积规划,多项式规划等.通过利用等价问题和线性化技巧提出的算法收敛到问题(NP)的全局极小.     

函数强伪凸性与映射强伪单调性

1　引　　言Schaible在[1]中引入七类单调映射,并证明对其中六类,函数的某种广义凸性都和相应的梯度单调性等价,只有函数强伪凸和梯度强伪单调的等价性是否成立作为公开问题.其后,Schaible又在[2]中通过一个例子否定了两者的等价性,并引入了较弱的函数强伪凸和映射强伪单调的概念,在函数二次可微的条件下证明了函数强伪凸和梯度强伪单调等价.我们将引入强于[2]中概念的强伪凸和强伪单调性,对给出的定义,不附加条件便可保证函数强伪凸性和梯度强伪单调性等价.同时,对[2]中的一个错误予以指出,并给出正确的反例.还就[1]中问题给出远比[2]中简…     

关于龙瑞麟的一个公开问题

本文证明了增加凹函数的严格凹性与慢增性是等价的,从而解决了龙瑞麟[1、2]中的一个公开问题．     

Convexification and Concavification for a General Class of Global Optimization Problems

A kind of general convexification and concavification methods is proposed for solving some classes of global optimization problems with certain monotone properties. It is shown that these minimization problems can be transformed into equivalent concave minimization problem or reverse convex programming problem or canonical D.C. programming problem by using the proposed convexification and concavification schemes. The existing algorithms then can be used to find the global solutions of the transformed problems.     

Convexification, Concavification and Monotonization in Global Optimization

We show in this paper that via certain convexification, concavification and monotonization schemes a nonconvex optimization problem over a simplex can be always converted into an equivalent better-structured nonconvex optimization problem, e.g., a concave optimization problem or a D.C. programming problem, thus facilitating the search of a global optimum by using the existing methods in concave minimization and D.C. programming. We first prove that a monotone optimization problem (with a monotone objective function and monotone constraints) can be transformed into a concave minimization problem over a convex set or a D.C. programming problem via pth power transformation. We then prove that a class of nonconvex minimization problems can be always reduced to a monotone optimization problem, thus a concave minimization problem or a D.C. programming problem.     

A class of convexification and concavification methods for non-monotone optimization problems

A class of convexification and concavification methods are proposed for solving some classes of non-monotone optimization problems. It is shown that some classes of non-monotone optimization problems can be converted into better structured optimization problems, such as, concave minimization problems, reverse convex programming problems, and canonical D.C. programming problems by the proposed convexification and concavification methods. The equivalence between the original problem and the converted better structured optimization problem is established.     

MONOTONIZATION IN GLOBAL OPTIMIZATION

A general monotonization method is proposed for converting a constrained programming problem with non-monotone objective function and monotone constraint functions into a monotone programming problem. An equivalent monotone programming problem with only inequality constraints is obtained via this monotonization method. Then the existing convexification and concavefication methods can be used to convert the monotone programming problem into an equivalent better-structured optimization problem.     

A convexification method for a class of global optimization problems with applications to reliability optimization

A convexification method is proposed for solving a class of global optimization problems with certain monotone properties. It is shown that this class of problems can be transformed into equivalent concave minimization problems using the proposed convexification schemes. An outer approximation method can then be used to find the global solution of the transformed problem. Applications to mixed-integer nonlinear programming problems arising in reliability optimization of complex systems are discussed and satisfactory numerical results are presented.     

On the global optimality of generalized trust region subproblems

Quadratically constrained quadratic programming is an important class of optimization problems. We consider the case with one quadratic constraint. Since both the objective function and its constraint can be neither convex nor concave, it is also known as the ‘generalized trust region subproblem.’ The theory and algorithms for this problem have been well studied under the Slater condition. In this article, we analyse the duality property between the primal problem and its Lagrangian dual problem, and discuss the attainability of the optimal primal solution without the Slater condition. The relations between the Lagrangian dual and semidefinite programming dual is also given.     

A note on the solution of bilinear programming problems by reduction to concave minimization

We present a new algorithm for solving the bilinear programming problem by reduction to concave minimization. This algorithm is finite, does not assume the boundedness of the constraint set, and uses an efficient procedure for checking whether a concave function is bounded below on a given halfline. Some preliminary computational experience with a computer code for implementing the algorithm on a microcomputer is also reported.