An Optimization Algorithm for a Class of Mathematical Model in Mechanical Engineering

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In this paper, we develop an algorithm to globally solve a class of mathematical models in system engineering. Firstly, by utilizing equivalent problem and linear relaxation method, a linear relaxation programming of original problem is established. Secondly, by using branch and bound technique, a determined branch and bound algorithm is proposed for globally solving original problem. Finally, the convergence of the proposed algorithm is given and numerical examples showed that the presented algorithm is feasible.

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June 2010

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