Workshop on Smooth and Nonsmooth Optimization:
Theory and Applications
(Rotterdam, July 12-13, 2001)
Invited Speakers
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A. Agrachev (Steklov Institute, Moscow)
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P. Gritzmann (Technical University of Muenchen)
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H.Th. Jongen (University of Aachen)
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A. Kruger (Int. Institute of Labour and Social Relations,
Minsk)
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B. Polyak (Institute of Control Science, Moscow)
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V. Protassov (Moscow State University)
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K. Roos (Technical University Delft)
Program
Schedule Workshop Thursday July 12, 2001
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08.30-09:00 Registration
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09:00-09.10 Opening:
Opening Address by Professor Dr. Herman van Dijk,
director of the Econometric Institute,
Erasmus University Rotterdam
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09.10-09:55 Hubertus Th. Jongen,
On the topology of global optimization
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09.55-10.20 Coffee
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10.20-10.45 Claudia Sagastizabal,
A proximal VU-method for nonsmooth optimization
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10.45-11.10 Jürgen Scheffran,
Multicriteria vector optimization in controlled
dynamic games
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11.10-11.35 Mikhail V. Solodov,
The theory of 2-regularity and its applications
to NCP and MPEC
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11.35-12.00 Myrana Brohé,
The perturbed Tikhonov's algorithm with
nonquadratic kernel and some of its applications
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12.00-13.30 Lunch
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13.30-14.15 Alexander Kruger,
Extended extremality: necessary and sufficient conditions
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14.15-14.40 Bernd Kummer,
Pseudo-Lipschitz = Hausdorff-Lipschitz after intersection
with some ball?
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14.40-15.05 Coffee
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15.05-16.50 Vladimir Protassov,
Free-boundary problem in stochastic optimization
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15.50-16.15 Stefan Pickl,
Combinatorial structures of max-type functions characterizing
the optimal solution of the semismooth equivalence problem
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16.15-16.40 Break
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16.40-17.05 Armin Hoffmann,
Remarks on robust analysis of marginal functions
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17.05-17.30 Tibor Illés,
An optical problem: optimization model and numerical solution
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19.30 Conference Dinner
Schedule Workshop Friday July 13, 2001
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09.00-09:45 Peter Gritzmann,
On some approximability issues in nonlinear optimization:
radii, polynomial programming, stable sets and the
power of relaxation
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09:45 -10.10 Oliver Stein,
On solving generalized semi-infinite programming problems
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10.10-10.35 Coffee
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10.35-11.00 Michael Konik,
Wavelet analysis of discrete data in traffic regulation
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11.00-11.25 Tamás Terlaky,
Self-regular functions for linear, second-order and
semi-definite optimization
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11.25-12.05 Kees Roos,
New primal-dual interior-point methods
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12.05-13.30 Lunch
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13.30-13.55 Rüdiger Schultz,
Discontinuous optimization problems arising in
stochastic programming
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13.55-14.20 Alexander Strekalovsky,
D.C. - programming: theory and algorithms
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14.20-14.45 Ewa M. Bednarczuk
Hölderian stability of minimal points for cones
with possibly empty interior
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14.45-15.10 Coffee
15.10 -15.55 Andrei Agrachev
A symplectic nature of optimization problems
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15.55-16.40 B.T. Polyak,
Hidden convexity in optimization and control
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16.40 Closure workshop