Optimization on Solution Sets of Common Fixed Point Problems

lt;b> Alexander J. Zaslavski is professor in the Department of Mathematics, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel. He has authored numerous books with Springer, the most recent of which include Turnpike Theory for the Robinson-Solow-Srinivasan Model (978-3-030-60306-9),  The Projected Subgradient Algorithm in Convex Optimization (978-3-030-60299-4),  Convex Optimization with Computational Errors (978-3-030-37821-9), Turnpike Conditions in Infinite Dimensional Optimal Control (978-3-030-20177-7).

Preface.- Introduction.- Fixed Point Subgradient Algorithm.- Proximal Point Subgradient Algorithm.-  Cimmino Subgradient Projection Algorithm.- Iterative Subgradient Projection Algorithm.- Dynamic Strong-Averaging Subgradient Algorithm.- Fixed Point Gradient Projection Algorithm.- Cimmino Gradient Projection Algorithm.- A Class of Nonsmooth Convex Optimization Problems.- Zero-Sum Games with Two Players.- References.- Index.

"Author ... make accessible a number of topics that are not often found in many books. ... All the algorithms are clearly explained and presented. The results presented in this book will be useful for problems with complicated sets of feasible points arising in engineering, computed tomography and radiation therapy planning. Overall, this book is an excellent contribution to the field of optimization, and it is highly recommended to the students and researchers interested in optimization theory and its applications." (Samir Kumar Neogy, zbMATH 1479.49001, 2022)

“Author … make accessible a number of topics that are not often found in many books. … All the algorithms are clearly explained and presented. The results presented in this book will be useful for problems with complicated sets of feasible points arising in engineering, computed tomography and radiation therapy planning. Overall, this book is an excellent contribution to the field of optimization, and it is highly recommended to the students and researchers interested in optimization theory and its applications.” (Samir Kumar Neogy, zbMATH 1479.49001, 2022)