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A First Course in Optimization Theory
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14 Juli 2015A lot of the material here is subsumed in other ...
A lot of the material here is subsumed in other texts.
29 September 2014Four Stars
Satisfactory..
23 Februar 2014Extremely Useful
Very insightful and direct-to-the-point book.
12 März 2013A good first book for PhDs
I read almost all the comments here on amazon.
20 Oktober 2012Great for reference, if you love jargon
This book lists itself as a \"first course in optimization theory\", which would imply any student nearing the end of their undergraduate degree or beginning their master's program in a field related to optimization could pick it up and work their way through.
18 September 2011Great Overview of Optimization Theory
If you are studying Economics or Applied Mathematics, especially in Operations and Information Management, this book is an great overview of what you should master in order to engage interesting problems..
3 Oktober 2010topics covered are great but loses 3 stars because of ...
Glaring mistakes all over the book.
31 Juli 2010A nice treatment for econ grad, but lots of typos.. so be careful
I am a student at Penn econ.
11 März 2009A must-have reference
If you're a graduate student in economics, or perhaps computer science, buy this book as soon as possible.
9 April 2008Very self contained
This is a very readable introduction to optimisation that should appeal to a wide audience, althouh it is mainly aimed at economics students.