Mathematical Sciences: Optimization Theory
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The general subject area of this research is optimization                  theory and mathematical programming in particular.  The overall                 objectives of the research are to advance the scientific                        understanding of the underlying properties of such problems, to                 develop effective computational methods for solving various                     classes of mathematical programming problems, and to propose ways               in which the knowledge acquired can be implemented for the                      benefit of science and society.                                                      The methods employed in this project will include                          mathematical analysis, development and experimental testing of                  computer software for numerical solution of real-world problems.                     Mathematical programming is concerned with finding the best                solution to problems with many variables and many constraints on                such variables.  Practical applications of such problems are                    found in virtually every branch of science and technology. The                  goal of the research is to extend the scope of mathematical                     programming methods and to make them more effective by enlarging                the size of problems that can be handled, increasing the speed                  with which the computing is done, and improving the usefulness of               the answers obtained.
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{'Code': '1266', 'Text': 'APPLIED MATHEMATICS'}
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