Optimizing a function on an n-torus
- From: "Bill J." <nolabab@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 15 Dec 2006 03:26:25 -0800
If I have an infinitely differentiable function f from an n-torus to R
like f:S_1^n->R, is there an efficient way to find this functions
global extrema?
Assume that the function has a well-behaved infinitely differentiable
representation as a function from (R mod Z)^n to R.
Does the answer change if there is a representation as a function from
(R mod Z)^n to R for which all of the unmixed derivatives above a
certain finite order, say m, vanish?
.
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