Introduction to Optimization Theory (Prentice-Hall International Series in Industrial and Systems Engineering)
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Introduction to Optimization Theory (Prentice-Hall International Series in Industrial and Systems Engineering)

by Byron S Gottfried, Joel Weisman

Engineering Mathematics operations research
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Introduction to Optimization Theory offers a focused foundation in optimization within the context of industrial and systems engineering. It is designed for readers seeking an entry point into the subject and a structured resource for studying methods used to evaluate alternatives, constraints, and efficient solutions.

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Introduction to Optimization Theory provides an entry point into the study of optimization.

The book is associated with industrial and systems engineering, where optimization is used to examine alternatives and improve decisions.

It is intended for readers seeking a foundational treatment of optimization theory.

Useful as a reference or course-related text, this volume focuses on the core subject identified by its title.

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