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An asymptotically superlinearly convergent semismooth Newton augmented Lagrangian method for Linear Programming
Powerful interior-point methods (IPM) based commercial solvers, such as
Gurobi and Mosek, have been hugely successful in solving large-scale linear
programming (LP) problems. The high efficiency of these solvers depends
critically on the sparsity of the problem data and advanced matrix
factorization techniques. For a large scale LP problem with data matrix
that is dense (possibly structured) or whose corresponding normal matrix
has a dense Cholesky factor (even with re-ordering), these solvers may require
excessive computational cost and/or extremely heavy memory usage in each
interior-point iteration. Unfortunately, the natural remedy, i.e., the use of
iterative methods based IPM solvers, although can avoid the explicit
computation of the coefficient matrix and its factorization, is not practically
viable due to the inherent extreme ill-conditioning of the large scale normal
equation arising in each interior-point iteration. To provide a better
alternative choice for solving large scale LPs with dense data or requiring
expensive factorization of its normal equation, we propose a semismooth Newton
based inexact proximal augmented Lagrangian ({\sc Snipal}) method. Different
from classical IPMs, in each iteration of {\sc Snipal}, iterative methods can
efficiently be used to solve simpler yet better conditioned semismooth Newton
linear systems. Moreover, {\sc Snipal} not only enjoys a fast asymptotic
superlinear convergence but is also proven to enjoy a finite termination
property. Numerical comparisons with Gurobi have demonstrated encouraging
potential of {\sc Snipal} for handling large-scale LP problems where the
constraint matrix has a dense representation or has a dense
factorization even with an appropriate re-ordering.Comment: Due to the limitation "The abstract field cannot be longer than 1,920
characters", the abstract appearing here is slightly shorter than that in the
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Algebraische Zahlentheorie
The workshop brought together researchers from Europe, the US and Japan, who reported on various recent developments in algebraic number theory and related fields. Dominant themes were p-adic methods, L-functions and automorphic forms but other topics covered a very wide range of algebraic number theory
On the Artin formalism for -adic Garrett--Rankin -functions
Our main objective in the present article is to study the factorization
problem for triple-product -adic -functions, particularly in the
scenarios when the defining properties of the -adic -functions involved
have no bearing on this problem, although Artin formalism would suggest such a
factorization. Our analysis is guided by the ETNC philosophy and it involves a
comparison of diagonal cycles, Beilinson--Flach elements, and Beilinson--Kato
elements, much in the spirit of the work of Gross (that is based on a
comparison of elliptic units and cyclotomic units) and Dasgupta (that dwells on
a comparison of Beilinson--Flach elements and cyclotomic units) for
smaller-rank motives.Comment: 92 page
High-resolution regional gravity field recovery from Poisson wavelets using heterogeneous observational techniques
2016-2017 > Academic research: refereed > Publication in refereed journal201804_a bcmaVersion of RecordPublishe
Differential operators on rational projective curves
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/30118/1/0000494.pd
Graded hypoellipticity of BGG sequences
In this paper we introduce the notion of Rockland sequences of differential
operators on filtered manifolds. This concept generalizes the notion of
elliptic sequences and is formulated in terms of a Rockland condition. We show
that these sequences are hypoelliptic and have analytic properties similar to
elliptic sequences, providing regularity, maximal hypoelliptic estimates, and
Hodge decomposition. These analytic properties follow from a generalization of
the Rockland theorem using the Heisenberg tangent groupoid construction. The
main motivation lies in the fact that Bernstein-Gelfand-Gelfand sequences over
regular parabolic geometries are Rockland sequences in a graded sense. We use
the BGG machinery to construct similar sequences for a large class of filtered
manifolds, and illustrate these results in some explicit examples.Comment: Changed the proof of Proposition 4.17; added details to the proof of
Lemma 4.15; few minor adjustments; fixed some typos. Now 102 page
Usability of structured lattices for a post-quantum cryptography: practical computations, and a study of some real Kummer extensions
Lattice-based cryptography is an excellent candidate for post-quantum cryptography, i.e. cryptosystems which are resistant to attacks run on quantum computers. For efficiency reason, most of the constructions explored nowadays are based on structured lattices, such as module lattices or ideal lattices. The security of most constructions can be related to the hardness of retrieving a short element in such lattices, and one does not know yet to what extent these additional structures weaken the cryptosystems. A related problem – which is an extension of a classical problem in computational number theory – called the Short Principal Ideal Problem (or SPIP), consists of finding a short generator of a principal ideal. Its assumed hardness has been used to build some cryptographic schemes. However it has been shown to be solvable in quantum polynomial time over cyclotomic fields, through an attack which uses the Log-unit lattice of the field considered. Later, practical results showed that multiquadratic fields were also weak to this strategy.
The main general question that we study in this thesis is To what extent can structured lattices be used to build a post-quantum cryptography
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