CONVEX: A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SOLVING CONVEX PROGRAMS
H. H. Oxspring; L. R. LaMotte; R. R. Hocking; H. O. Hartley;
CONVEX: A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SOLVING CONVEX PROGRAMS
Abstract : The report describes a computer program implementing the Hartley- Hocking convex programming algorithm. The two parts of this report are, respectively, a description of the Hartley-Hocking method as extracted from the original paper, and the documentation of the computer program.
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