In this paper, we introduce and analyze a special mortar finite element method. We restrict ourselves to the case of two disjoint subdomains, and use RaviartThomas finite elements in one subdomain and conforming finite elements in the other. In particular, this might be interesting for the coupling of different models and materials. Because of the different role of Dirichlet and Neumann boundar...

We examine the use of efficient shift-and-add multiplier structures and multiplier blocks to reduce computational complexity in filter banks. This is more efficient than treating each bank filter separately. We also examine the Farrow structure, which is used in interpolators. Applying multiplier blocks makes this structure cheaper than the more recognized Lagrange interpolator.

Lagrange multipliers are central to analytical and computational studies in linear and nonlinear optimization and have applications in a wide variety of fields, including communication, networking, economics, and manufacturing. In the past, the main research in Lagrange multiplier theory has focused on developing general and easily verifiable conditions on the constraint set, called constraint ...

In this paper, we show that for a large class of optimization problems, the Lagrange multiplier rule can be derived from the so-called approximate multiplier rule. In establishing the link between the approximate and the exact multiplier rule we first derive an approximate multiplier rule for a very general class of optimization problems using the approximate sum rule and the chain rule. We als...

Kyparisis proved in 1985 that a strict version of the MangasarianFromovitz constraint qualification (MFCQ) is equivalent to the uniqueness of Lagrange multipliers. However, the definition of this strict version of MFCQ requires the existence of a Lagrange multiplier and is not a constraint qualification (CQ) itself. In this note we show that LICQ is the weakest CQ which ensures (existence and) ...