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SUMMARY:Problems of Convergence in Infinite Dimensions - Rob Tovey (Cambri
 dge)
DTSTART:20180509T150000Z
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CONTACT:Andrew Celsus
DESCRIPTION:Optimisation is a mathematical tool used across many areas of 
 applied mathematics. If you have a problem and want to know the `best' sol
 ution to it then you must perform some optimisation and normally this take
 s the form of an iterative numerical scheme. Surely the minimal expectatio
 n is that this scheme will converge to the `best' solution? I will be expl
 oring this topic and demonstrating some of the problems which arise when w
 e go from a finite dimensional setting to the infinite one.
LOCATION:MR14\, Centre for Mathematical Sciences
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