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URL:/combinatorics-and-optimization/events/optimization
 -theory-algorithms-applications-lecture-series-3
SUMMARY:Optimization: Theory\, Algorithms\, Applications Lecture Series (Th
 e\nFields Institute) - Russell Luke
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nTITLE: Structured (In)Feasibility: Nonmonotone Ope
 rator Splitting in\nNonlinear Spaces\n\nSpeaker:\n Russell Luke\n\nAffilia
 tion:\n University of Goettingen\n\nZoom:\n Register\n[https://www.fields.
 utoronto.ca/cgi-bin/register?form_selection=optimization] through\nThe Fi
 elds Institute\n\nABSTRACT:\n\nThe success of operator splitting technique
 s for convex optimization\nhas led to an explosion of methods for solving 
 large-scale and\nnonconvex optimization problems via convex relaxation. Th
 is success is\nat the cost of overlooking direct approaches to operator sp
 litting\nthat embrace some of the more inconvenient aspects of many model\
 nproblems\, namely nonconvexity\, nonsmoothness\, and infeasibility.\n 
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