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<Para ID="Par1">Large sparse symmetric matrix problems arise in a number of scientific and engineering fields such as fluid mechanics, structural engineering, finite element analysis and network analysis. In all such problems, the performance of solvers depends critically on the sum of the row bandwidths of the...</para>
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<Para ID="Par1">This paper introduces three novel techniques for updating the invertible representation of the basis matrix when solving practical sparse linear programming problems using a high performance implementation of the dual revised simplex method, being of particular value when suboptimization is...</para>
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In this paper, we consider two decomposition schemes for the graph theoretical description of the axial Multidimensional Assignment Problem (MAP). The problem is defined as finding n disjoint cliques of size m with minimum total cost in K <Subscript> m×n </Subscript>, which is an m-partite graph with n elements per...</subscript>
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In this paper efficient computational strategies are presented to speed-up the analysis of random media and components. In particular, a Hybrid Stochastic Optimization (HSO) tool, based on the synergy between various algorithms, i.e. Genetic Algorithms, Simulated Annealing as well as Tabu-list...
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This paper presents a decomposition strategy applicable to DAE constrained optimization problems. A common solution method for such problems is to apply a direct transcription method and solve the resulting nonlinear program using an interior-point algorithm. For this approach, the time to solve...
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We present a parallelization of the revised simplex method for large extensive forms of two-stage stochastic linear programming (LP) problems. These problems have been considered too large to solve with the simplex method; instead, decomposition approaches based on Benders decomposition or, more...
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