Titlebook: Optimization on Low Rank Nonconvex Structures; Hiroshi Konno,Phan Thien Thach,Hoang Tuy Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrech

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Hiroshi Konno,Phan Thien Thach,Hoang Tuyoduktion und Konsumtion. [55] Dieses l??t sich nur im Rahmen einer ‘sustainable economy’ realisieren, in der die Lebens- und Produktionswerterhaltung des Naturverm?gens und eine gerechtere Verteilung der hieraus zu ziehenden Gewinne h?chste Priorit?t haben. Da die bisherige Ressourcenverschwendung d

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Hiroshi Konno,Phan Thien Thach,Hoang Tuy of unstable angina, myocardial infarction, and sudden cardiac death. Data obtained by careful pathologic analysis of the coronary arteries at postmortem examination along with analysis of coronary morphology at angiography, serial angiographic evaluations in patients before and after the developmen

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Hiroshi Konno,Phan Thien Thach,Hoang Tuymonstrate metabolic consequences of ischemia in human myocardium. Investigations performed with this new imaging modality have reported a segmental augmentation in glucose utilization in myocardial regions with either decreased blood flow or impaired contractile function or both [1–6]. Interventiona

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of unstable angina, myocardial infarction, and sudden cardiac death. Data obtained by careful pathologic analysis of the coronary arteries at postmortem examination along with analysis of coronary morphology at angiography, serial angiographic evaluations in patients before and after the developmen

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Scope of Global Optimizationbe solved successfully by standard techniques of linear and nonlinear programming. These are nonconvex global optimization problems whose distinguishing feature is multiextremality, i.e. the presence of many local optima which fail to be global. In this Chapter we shall introduce various models of g

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Dualityization of convex sets, one can associate to a mathematical program a new program, called its dual. The attractiveness of this approach is that quite often the solution of a given problem can be obtained by solving the dual which may be more transparent or simpler than the original (primal) problem.