Titlebook: Elements of Optimization; With Applications in Delia Koo Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1977 Elements.Maxima.Optimierun

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Unternehmensorganisation in der Zukunft, be denied that often in economics, and in other disciplines, situations arise in which we wish to “do as well as we can” for each of several functions. Just what one means by “as well as we can” will depend on the situation.

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Linear Programming,es fail if the graph of the function is discontinuous or kinked (has undefined slope) or if the constraints are stated not as equations but as inequalities or if the number of constraints is greater than the number of variables. Furthermore, we considered local, instead of global, extrema only.

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Functions of Two or More Variables (with Constraint),er 1. In actual practice, however, we are held back by two considerations. First, it may be tedious to substitute one variable for another. Second, and more important, we have to be careful in choosing which one of .. and .. to be the independent variable. The following example illustrates the possible pitfalls when we are not careful.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8649-8lem now becomes vastly more difficult than the linear programming one. The relaxation of the assumption of linearity greatly increases the difficulty in computation, and the scope and range of topics are much wider and more varied.

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