Fundamental principles of the theory of extremal problems
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Fundamental principles of the theory of extremal problems
Wiley, 1986, c1982
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Theory of extremal problems
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Hokkaido University, Library, Graduate School of Science, Faculty of Science and School of Science図書
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This monograph deals with the general principles of the theory of extremal problems. In particular, the author discusses Lagrange's principle, the duality principle, the complete elimination of restrictions, the Hamilton-Jacobi principle, the extension of extremal problems, and the invariance principle. These principles enable a variety of different extremal problems (for example, the calculus of variations, optimal control, and convex programming), to be considered from a unified point of view.
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- Background Material
- The Lagrange Principle for Constrained Problems
- The Duality Principle in Convex Analysis and Convex Programming
- The Principle of Extension of Variational Problems
- The Problem of Complete Constraint Removal, the Hamilton-Jacobi Principle, the Invariance Principle
- Examples
- References
- Basic Notation
- Index.
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