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A Finite Algorithm for a Particular D.C. Quadratic Programming Problem

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In this paper a particular quadratic minimum program, having a particular d.c. objective function, is studied. Some theoretical properties of the problem are stated and the existence of minimizers is characterized. A solution algorithm, based on the so called “optimal level solutions” approach, is finally proposed.

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Cambini, R., Sodini, C. A Finite Algorithm for a Particular D.C. Quadratic Programming Problem. Annals of Operations Research 117, 33–49 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021509220392

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