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Inexact primal-dual interior point iteration for linear programs in function spaces

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Inexact primal-dual interior point iteration for linear programs in function spaces

Auteurs : S. Ito ; C. T. Kelley ; E. W. Sachs

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Abstract: Motivated by a simple optimal control problem with state constraints, we consider an inexact implementation of the primal-dual interior point algorithm of Zhang, Tapia, and Dennis. We show how the control problem can be formulated as a linear program in an infinite dimensional space in two different ways and prove convergence results.

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