We consider the gradient method xt+1 = xt + t(st + wt), where st is a descent direction of a function f : n and wt is a deterministic or stochastic error. We assume that f is Lip...
Necessary first-order sequential optimality conditions provide adequate theoretical tools to justify stopping criteria for nonlinear programming solvers. These conditions are sati...
— We present a method for fast analysis of signal and power integrity based on a recently developed multilayered finite difference method (M-FDM). In order to accurately model m...
There is a growing need for a theory of “local to global” in distributed multi-agent systems, one which is able systematically to describe and analyze a variety of problems. T...
traction for PCF1 Samson.Abramsky2 University of Edinburgh and Radha Jagadeesan3 Loyola University Chicago and Pasquale Malacaria4 Queen Mary and Westfield College An intensional m...