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Convergence Rates for the Variable, the Multiplier, and the Pair in SQP Methods
Author(s) -
Jershan Chiang,
R. A. Tapia
Publication year - 1989
Publication title -
rice digital scholarship archive (rice university)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.21236/ada455259
Subject(s) - sequential quadratic programming , convergence (economics) , mathematics , variable (mathematics) , multiplier (economics) , mathematical optimization , mathematical analysis , economics , quadratic programming , keynesian economics , macroeconomics
: This work investigates relationships among the convergence rates for the variable x, for the multiplier lambda and for the pair (x, lambda) in SQP methods for equality constrained optimization. Key contributions are: if the convergence in (x, lambda) and also in x is q-superlinear, then the convergence in lambda is either q-superlinear or q-sublinear with unbounded q1 factor, and if the convergence in (x, lambda) is q-superlinear, then the convergence in x is at least two-step q-superlinear. It is noted that a theorem of Fontecilla, Steihaug and Tapia leads to a characterization result which is potentially more useful than the Boggs-Tolle-Wang characterization. Finally, two different conditions that guarantee q-superlinear convergence in x, lambda and (x, lambda) for an SQP method are derived.

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