
doi: 10.1137/0801017
Summary: An interior point method for quadratically constrained convex quadratic programming is presented that is based on a logarithmic barrier function approach and terminates at a required accuracy of an approximate solution in polynomial time. This approach generates a sequence of unconstrained optimization problems, each of which is approximately solved by taking a single step in a Newton direction.
Convex programming, Newton's method, quadratically constrained convex quadratic programming, polynomial time, Nonlinear programming, Computational methods for problems pertaining to operations research and mathematical programming, interior point method, Quadratic programming, logarithmic barrier function, approximate solution
Convex programming, Newton's method, quadratically constrained convex quadratic programming, polynomial time, Nonlinear programming, Computational methods for problems pertaining to operations research and mathematical programming, interior point method, Quadratic programming, logarithmic barrier function, approximate solution
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