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Semidefinite and copositive programming have attained an important role in combinatorial optimization in the last two decades. There is a strong evidence that semidefinite and copositive approximation models are significantly stronger than the purely linear ones for many combinatorial problems. In some cases the copositive models give even the exact value of the problem.
The first part of the book contains beside a survey of standard results from linear algebra and conic programming also a new method to solve semidefinite programs, based on the augmented Lagrangian method. This method named
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Produktbeschreibung
Semidefinite and copositive programming have attained an
important role in combinatorial optimization in the
last two decades.
There is a strong evidence that semidefinite and
copositive
approximation models are significantly stronger than
the purely
linear ones for many combinatorial problems. In some
cases the
copositive models give even the exact value of the
problem.

The first part of the book contains beside a survey of
standard results from linear algebra and conic
programming also a new
method to solve semidefinite programs, based on the
augmented
Lagrangian method. This method named the Boundary
point method
goes far beyond the reach of interior point methods
when the linear
constraints are nearly orthogonal.

The second part demonstrates the application of
semidefinite and
copositive programming to the following NP-hard
problems from
combinatorial optimization: the bandwidth problem,
the quadratic
assignment problem, the min-cut problem and the
general graph
partitioning problem. The book also provides the
ideas how to extend the approach
to some other 0-1 problems, like the
stability number problem and the balanced vertex
separator problem.
Autorenporträt
Janez Povh (1973) studied mathematics at the Faculty of
mathematics and physics at University in Ljubljana. After B.Sc.
in 1998 and M.Sc. in 2002 he defended the Ph.D. thesis at the
same faculty in 2006 under supervision of dr. Franz Rendl. From
2008 he is assistant professor at the Faculty of information
studies in Novo mesto, Slovenia.