Monotonic complementary problem
15/10/2025
09:00
Speaker: Do Thi Thuy
Thời gian: 9h00 đến 10h00 sáng thứ Tư ngày 15.10.2025.
Địa điểm: Phòng 508 nhà A6 Viện Toán học
Tóm tắt: We study a general class of nonlinear complementarity problems including the subclass of polynomial ones. As a solution method, we propose an algorithm based on branch-reduce-and-bound paradigm. In contrast to most existing solution methods, our algorithm works under very general conditions. Computational experiments on a benchmark of complementarity problems show the practicability of our solution approach.
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