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Solutions and optimality criteria for nonconvex quadratic-exponential minimization problem

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This paper presents a set of complete solutions and optimality conditions for a nonconvex quadratic-exponential optimization problem. By using the canonical duality theory developed by the first author, the nonconvex primal problem in n-dimensional space can be converted into an one-dimensional canonical dual problem with zero duality gap, which can be solved easily to obtain all dual solutions. Each dual solution leads to a primal solution. Both global and local extremality conditions of these primal solutions can be identified by the triality theory associated with the canonical duality theory. Several examples are illustrated.

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Gao, D.Y., Ruan, N. Solutions and optimality criteria for nonconvex quadratic-exponential minimization problem. Math Meth Oper Res 67, 479–491 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00186-007-0204-7

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