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Topic: nonlinear optimization problem with constraints
Replies: 7   Last Post: Sep 14, 2012 5:13 AM

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Robert H. Lewis

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Re: nonlinear optimization problem with constraints
Posted: Sep 10, 2012 12:05 PM
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> Hello.I have an nonlinear optimization problem with
> constraints. I realy need help. I am using a package
> problem to solve this problem. However, although the
> program finds a solution without an error( since
> tolarance values are satisfied), when I check the
> constraints values , O see that some constraint
> values are not satisfactory (some constraints are
> realy close to zero which is satisfactory, but some
> are not close enough to zero).
>
> There are 5 unknowns and 4 constraints. So this
> system has infinitly many solutions. I just want
> which solution makes the objevtive function minimum.
>
>...

Why don't you post the problem here so we can look at it?

Robert H. Lewis
Fordham University

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