ORIE 635 Fall 2003
Interior-point methods for mathematical programming
Course Announcement (ps file)
Homework assignments
- HW1 is here. Due Monday, September 22, and
- HW2 is here. Due Friday, October 17.
- HW3 is here. Due Wednesday, November 19.
- Here are some comments on HW3.
- HW4 is here. Due Friday, December 5.
Exam
- The exam is here, and some comments on the
solutions are here. Have a good break!!
Useful sites
Postscript files of papers
- Do not distribute the papers below. Most of them have
already appeared in print.
- A paper by Monterior, Tsuchiya, and Wang:
"A simplified global convergence proof of the affine scaling
algorithm," Annals of Operations Research 47:443--482, 1993.
- A survey paper of mine on potential-reduction
methods, which appeared in Mathematical Programming 76 (1996), 3--45.
- A survey
paper of Vandenberghe and Boyd on semidefinite programming,
which appeared in SIAM Review, 38(1):49--95, 1996.
- A survey
paper of Goemans (see other publications at his
home page) on semidefinite
programming in combinatorial optimization, which appeared
in Mathematical Programming, 79, 143--161, 1997.
- A survey
paper of mine on semidefinite programming,
which appeared in Acta Numerica 10 (2001), 515--560.
- A paper
of M. Lobo, L. Vandenberghe, S. Boyd, and H. Lebret on
applications of second-order cone programming, which appeared
in Linear Algebra and its Applications, 284, 193--228, November 1998.
- A survey
paper of Alizadeh and Goldfarb on second-order cone programming,
which appeared in Mathematical Programming, 95, 3--51, 2003.
- A paper of Zuluaga, Vera, and Pena
on SDP approximations to conic programming problems involving the cone
of nonnegative forms.
- A
survey paper of Lewis on eigenvalue optimization, including ideas of
suitable functions of symmetric matrices being symmetric functions of
their eigenvalues.
- A
paper of Guler relating barrier functions to characteristic functions
of cones.
- Two papers (1,2)
of Nesterov and me on self-scaled barriers and resulting algorithms.
- A short history of interior-point methods.
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Mike Todd
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