Consider the unconstrained minimization problem minimize f(x) where f R²R is defined by : f(x) = x² + 2x² + 4x1 + 4x2. Prove by induction that the method of steepest descent applied with an initial guess x(0) = 0 generates the sequence {x)} where x(k) = 2 3 – 2, (-3)* — 1². 3k Find the global minimizer x analytically and show that the sequence {x)} con- verges to x*.

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Consider the unconstrained minimization problem
minimize f(x)
where f : R? → R is defined by
f(x) = x + 2x3 + 4.x1 + 4x2.
Prove by induction that the method of steepest descent applied with an initial guess
x(0) = 0 generates the sequence {x8)} where
:- 2,(-* - 17.
x(k)
3k
Find the global minimizer x analytically and show that the sequence {xk)} con-
verges to x".
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the unconstrained minimization problem minimize f(x) where f : R? → R is defined by f(x) = x + 2x3 + 4.x1 + 4x2. Prove by induction that the method of steepest descent applied with an initial guess x(0) = 0 generates the sequence {x8)} where :- 2,(-* - 17. x(k) 3k Find the global minimizer x analytically and show that the sequence {xk)} con- verges to x".
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