1. Response function, variables and strategies

The optimization objective is shown in the figures 1 a and b on the figure 1 a the response y is a function of a single variable, x, and the aim is to approach the value, x _max , between the bounds x _A and x _B , which optimizes the value of the response y.

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Bibliography

(1) - WILDE (D.J.), BEIGHTLER (C.S.) - Foundations of optimization. - Prentice-Hall (1967).
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