Geometric Programming A New Tool For Mining Engineers - I. Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
T. M. Yegulalp
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Jan 1, 1974

Abstract

Geometric programming is a mathematical optimization technique, first formulated by Zener [1], for dealing with certain types of functions which typically arise in engineering design problems. The theory provides algorithms for finding the optimal solution, existence theorems by which one can show that a particular design is possible or not; and characterization theorems that especially make possible to obtain the relationships among the optimal design parameters at optimum. It has been demonstrated [2] that this technique can be applied to several design problems in chemical, electrical and mechanical engineering. Design problems in mining, metallurgical and mineral engineering have many aspects similar to that of other engineering problems. Thus it is only natural to consider geometric programming as a potential tool for solving certain optimization problems in mineral industries.
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APA: T. M. Yegulalp  (1974)  Geometric Programming A New Tool For Mining Engineers - I. Introduction

MLA: T. M. Yegulalp Geometric Programming A New Tool For Mining Engineers - I. Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1974.

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