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A Finite Step Projective Algorithm for Solving Linear Matrix Inequalities

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Orsi, Robert
Rami, Mustapha
Moore, John

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE Inc)

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This paper presents an algorithm for finding feasible solutions of linear matrix inequalities. The algorithm is based on the method of alternating projections (MAP), a classical method for solving convex feasibility problems. Unlike MAP, which is an iterative method that converges asymptotically to a feasible point, the algorithm converges after a finite number of steps. The key computational component of the algorithm is an eigenvalue-eigenvector decomposition which is carried out at each iteration. Computational results for the algorithm are presented and comparisons are made with existing algorithms.

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Proceedings of the 42nd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control

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2037-12-31
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