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An example of an ill-conditioned nlp problem

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    T. B. Crabill, J. P. Evans & F. J. Gould

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Crabill, T.B., Evans, J.P. & Gould, F.J. An example of an ill-conditioned nlp problem. Mathematical Programming 1, 113–116 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01584077

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