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Sequential Piecewise Linear Programming for Convergent Optimization of Non-Convex Problems
James P. L. Tan
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A sequential piecewise linear programming method is presented where bounded domains of non-convex functions are successively contracted about the solution of a piecewise linear program at each iteration of the algorithm. Although feasibility and optimality are not guaranteed, we show that the method is capable of obtaining convergent and optimal solutions on a number of Nonlinear Programming (NLP) and Mixed Integer Nonlinear Programming (MINLP) problems using only a small number of breakpoints and integer variables.
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