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A trust region and affine scaling interior point method for nonconvex minimization with linear inequality constraints
Author(s) -
Thomas F. Coleman,
Yuying Li
Publication year - 2000
Publication title -
mathematical programming
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 2.358
H-Index - 131
eISSN - 1436-4646
pISSN - 0025-5610
DOI - 10.1007/pl00011369
Subject(s) - trust region , interior point method , mathematics , affine transformation , scaling , monotonic function , mathematical optimization , complementarity theory , complementarity (molecular biology) , quadratic equation , convergence (economics) , minification , newton's method , variational inequality , nonlinear system , function (biology) , mathematical analysis , computer science , pure mathematics , geometry , evolutionary biology , physics , computer security , quantum mechanics , biology , economics , radius , genetics , economic growth
A trust region and affine scaling interior point method (TRAM) is proposed for a general nonlinear minimization with linear inequality constraints in [8]. In the proposed approach, a Newton step is derived from the complementarity conditions. Based on this Newton step, a trust region subproblem is formed, and the original objective function is monotonically decreased. Explicit sufficient decrease conditions are proposed for satisfying complementarity, dual feasibility and second order optimality. The objective of this paper is to establish global and local convergence properties of the proposed trust region and affine scaling interior point method. It is shown that the proposed decrease conditions are sufficient for achieving complementarity, dual feasibility and second order optimality respectively. It is also established that a trust region solution is asymptotically in the interior of the proposed trust region subproblem and a damped trust region step can achieve quadratic convergence.

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