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Feasibility control in nonlinear optimization
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Foundations of Computational Mathematics
We analyze the properties that optimization algorithms must possess in order to prevent convergence to non-stationary points for the merit function. We show that demanding the exact satisfaction of constraint linearizations results in di culties in a wide range of optimization algorithms. Feasibility control is a mechanism that prevents convergence to spurious solutions by ensuring that su cient progress towards feasibility is made, even in the presence of certain rank de ciencies. The concept
doi:10.1017/cbo9781107360198.007
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