Abstract:
The topic begins with several quadratic programming (QP) models
(1. unconstrained model; 2. QP with linear and symmetric bound constraints; 3. QP with linear
bound constraints; 4. QP with one quadratic constraint; 5. QP in standard form).
The solving of QP models 2, 3 and 4 is associated with a neural network frame. For QP models 2
and 3 a preconditioning technique is developed. This technique reduces the susceptibility of
the system to round off errors. Two algorithms of preconditioning are presented: the
preconditioning algorithm 1 is based on one associated matrix and the preconditioning
algorithm 2 is based on two associated matrices. Both algorithms are used in several
applications. Each application ends by a test of correctitude of computations, which
validates the theory. The solving of models 2 and 3 is done by a general neural network
algorithm.
For model 5 a dual quadratic problem (DQP) is associated. The DQP is studied in two cases:
for invertible matrix and for non-invertible matrix. In the first case an iterative algorithm
is developed ( based on Hildreth and D’ Esopo ideas). Numerical examples illustrate the
theory.
Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Name Mr. Nicolae POPOVICIU
Affiliation Professor Dr. Math.
HYPERION University of Bucharest
Dean : Faculty of Math. – Info
Born September 4 , 1943
Place of Born Romania, District of SIBIU
Nationality Romanian
Religion Christian Orthodox
Married 1 son
Education Faculty of Mathematics, Diploma 1966
University of Bucharest, Romania
Doctor in Math University of Bucharest, Diploma 1976
Title Professor ( full )
Place of Job Faculty of Math-Info ( from 2004- today
)
Hyperion University of Bucharest,
Romania
Position Dean of Faculty of Math-Info
Published Books 16
( all in Romanian Language )
Published Papers 73 (
almost all papers are in English Language )
( 4 papers are in WSEAS Press )
Studies Abroad 1970 ( 9 months ) University Lomonosv of
Moscow
1973 ( 6 months ) University
Paris VI, France
Visiting Prof 1977 (1 month ) Technical University of
Vienna
1978 ( 2 weeks ) Karolin
University of Prague