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Boris S. Mordukhovich

Second-Order Variational Analysis in Optimization, Variational Stability, and Control

Theory, Algorithms, Applications

Boris S. Mordukhovich

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Springer International Publishing AG
22 May 2024

Operational research; Calculus & mathematical analysis; Optimisation

Series: Springer Series in Operations Research and Financial Engineering

This fundamental work is a sequel to monographs by the same author: Variational Analysis and Applications (2018) and the two Grundlehren volumes Variational Analysis and Generalized Differentiation: I Basic Theory, II Applications (2006). This present book is the first entirely devoted to second-order variational analysis with numerical algorithms and applications to practical models. It covers a wide range of topics including theoretical, numerical, and implementations that will interest researchers in analysis, applied mathematics, mathematical economics, engineering, and optimization. Inclusion of a variety of exercises and commentaries in each chapter allows the book to be used effectively in a course on this subject. This area has been well recognized as an important and rapidly developing area of nonlinear analysis and optimization with numerous applications. Consisting of 9 interrelated chapters, the book is self-contained with the inclusion of some preliminaries in Chapter 1. Results presented are useful tools for characterizations of fundamental notions of variational stability of solutions for diverse classes of problems in optimization and optimal control, the study of variational convexity of extended-real-valued functions and their specifications and variational sufficiency in optimization. Explicit calculations and important applications of second-order subdifferentials associated with the achieved characterizations of variational stability and related concepts, to the design and justification of second-order numerical algorithms for solving various classes of optimization problems, nonsmooth equations, and subgradient systems, are included. Generalized Newtonian algorithms are presented that show local and global convergence with linear, superlinear, and quadratic convergence rates. Algorithms are implemented to address interesting practical problems from the fields of machine learning, statistics, imaging, and other areas.

By: Boris S. Mordukhovich
Imprint: Springer International Publishing AG
Country of Publication: Switzerland
Edition: 2024 ed.
Dimensions: Height: 235mm, Width: 155mm,
ISBN: 9783031534751
ISBN 10: 3031534751
Series: Springer Series in Operations Research and Financial Engineering
Pages: 789
Publication Date: 22 May 2024
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Preface.- 1. Basic Concepts of Second-Order Analysis.- 2. Second-Order Subdifferential Calculus.- 3. Computing Second-Order Subdifferentials.- 4. Computing Primal-Dual Second-Order Objects.- 5. Tilt Stability in Optimization.- 6. Full Stability in Optimization.- 7. Full Stability for Parametric Variational Systems.- 8. Critical Multipliers in Variational Systems.- 9. Newton-Type Methods for Tilt-Stable Minimizers.- 10. Sweeping Process Over Controlled Polyhedra.- 11. Sweeping Process with Controlled Perturbations.- 12. Sweeping Process Under Prox-Regularity.- 13. Applications to Controlled Crowd Motion Models.- References.- List of Statements.- List of Figures.- Glossary of Notation.- Subject Index.

Boris S. Mordukhovich is Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at Wayne State University. He has more than 500 publications including several monographs. Among his best known achievements are the introduction and development of powerful constructions of generalized differentiation and their applications to broad classes of problems in variational analysis, optimization, equilibrium, control, economics, engineering, and other fields. Mordukhovich is a SIAM Fellow, an AMS Fellow, and a recipient of many international awards and honors including Doctor Honoris Causa degrees from six universities over the world. He is a Highly Cited Researcher in Mathematics. His research has been supported by continued grants from the National Science Foundations and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

Reviews for Second-Order Variational Analysis in Optimization, Variational Stability, and Control: Theory, Algorithms, Applications

“This self-contained book, authored by a well-known expert in non-smooth analysis and optimization, is the first comprehensive work on second-order variational analysis, including both numerical algorithms and practical applications. … Each chapter includes historical context, key definitions, theorems, and examples/exercises for readers to complete. This structure makes the book a useful resource for both lecturers and students and offers inspiration for PhD students. … the book is a valuable resource that can be recommended to scientific researchers, students … .” (Wiesław Kotarski, zbMATH 1551.49001, 2025)