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082			_a620.0015196 _bRAVE
100			_aRavindran A and others _9259815
245			_aEngineering optimization _b: methods and applications Ed 2
250			_a2
260			_aNew Delhi _bWiley _c2018
300			_axv,667p _bPB _c23x15cm
365			_2Information Science and Engineering _aVBI-2645 _b₹471.75 _c₹ _d₹629.00 _e25% _f20-02-2026
520			_aIn the most general terms, optimization theory is a body of mathematical results and numerical methods for finding and identifying the best candidate from a collection of alternatives without having to explicitly enumerate and evaluate all possible alternatives. The process of optimization lies at the root of engineering, since the classical function of the engineer is to design new, better, more efficient and less expensive systems as well as to devise plans and procedures for the improved operation of existing systems. Most optimization routines are lengthy and therefore are efficiently applied through the use of the computer, but an understanding of the processes is needed to identify needs and interpret results. This book supplies the student and practicing engineer with the tools to understand and use optimization theory.
650			_aLinearization _9259816
650			_aEngineering Case Studies _9259817
650			_aQuadratic Approximation _9259818
650			_aLinear Algebra _9259819
700			_aRagsdell K M _9259820
700			_aReklaitis G V _9259821
942			_2ddc _cBK
999			_c241088 _d241088