Second-Order Optimality Condition for Unconstrained Optimization Theorem 1 ( First-Order Necessary Condition) Let f(x) be a C 1 function where x ∈ Rn Then
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— First order condition: f/ (x)=3x2 = 0 The unique solution is x = 0, which will be the stationary point — If N is an even number, and f(N) (x0) < 0, then x0 is a (strict) maximum point — If N is an even number, and f(N) (x0) > 0, then x0 is a (strict) minimum point
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The Course: • This is the first rigorous course in microeconomic The Mathematics of Optimization • Why do The first order condition (dπ/dq) is a necessary
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we can use the first order derivative test OR. ? use a more powerful test (see next page). Example 1 y = x3 ? 12x2 + 36x + 8. — First order condition: f/
The Mathematics of Optimization. • Why do we need to know the mathematics of optimization? The first order condition (d?/dq) is a.
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Theorem. Any locally optimal point of a convex optimization problem is also. (globally) optimal First-order optimality condition.
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The reason why we may need the transversality condition is that the first-order conditions only determine what is optimal from period to period but might
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Since we are focussing on optimization algorithms that depend on the first derivatives of the function we require the ·?-norm to give some control over the
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